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Meanings of immoral person in English
Russian
плохой человек Spanish
malhechor Person who acts illegally or immorally.
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Examples for "sinner"
Examples for "sinner"
1
The old gentleman said: It is true; I am a hardened sinner.
2
I cannot help it if God has given me a sinner's aspect.
3
Justice keepeth the way of the innocent: but wickedness overthroweth the sinner.
4
The Divine Teacher spoke plainly both of the sin and the sinner.
5
The sinner and God are at opposite poles of the moral universe.
1
Despite my resemblance to a high-caste malefactor of the Calcutta prison-wards .
2
Truly, I long for nothing now but the death of this malefactor.
3
He rewards the man whom his ministers would punish as a malefactor.
4
He entered the woman's house after the earthquake, accompanied by another malefactor.
5
For permitting this indulgence to a malefactor, Beardman, the under-sheriff, was punished.
1
Even then, I couldn't bring myself to believe the troublemaker was Padmini.
2
Your accomplice-anotherknown troublemaker-willjoin you, as soon as he is located.
3
It was still there: Brenda Perkins and that gosh-darned troublemaker Dale Barbara.
4
They would just think I was a troublemaker with an overactive imagination.
5
Luther has proven to be a persistent troublemaker and a repeat offender.
1
Let God judge whether he was not far more victim than wrongdoer.
2
The wrongdoer, devoid of rectitude,... is full of anxiety when death arrives.-Mahaparinibbana-sutta.
3
The old spirit was that of getting even with the wrongdoer.
4
Both the wrongdoer and the wronged will benefit from the reconnection that follows.
5
Moreover, I shall be able to trace back the theft to the wrongdoer.
1
Just getting rid of this one office evildoer won't solve your problem.
2
Is there any place for the evildoer here in the Sunlight Home?
3
Then you swooped around a little until you spotted some hapless evildoer.
4
He keeps on calling to the evildoer: 'Now you'll be found out!
5
The dead shall point out the evildoer to the Devourer of the Underworld.
1
Has not Nietzsche himself been counted, in his own playful phrase, an "immoralist"?
2
He confesses himself an "immoralist."
3
Vida was indignant; Carol was apologetic; they talked for another hour, the eternal Mary and Martha-animmoralist Mary and a reformist Martha.
4
Two other classic French novels finished fourth and fifth - Marcel Proust's Remembrance of Things Past and Andre Gide's The Immoralist.
1
What I do believe is that our president is a bad actor.
2
They allow a bad actor to get in without leaving a trace.
3
His working theory was that an unwilling animal makes a bad actor.
4
And why is it the bad actor in so many e-privacy breaches?
5
But a bad actor is a bad actor is a bad actor.
1
It's not a problem; just remember that I'm not the bad guy.
2
Said bad guy was after power-andwas on a deadline to boot.
3
Yes, I think Superman will be a bad guy in Justice League.
4
But an undercover hero who actually used to be a bad guy?
5
There is usually no way to tell who the bad guy is.
1
As a quintessential rule breaker, I have had a rather divergent mothering path.
2
But Tyyne -orKara, as she was called here-was a rule breaker.
3
The law, if they were conscious of it, didn't apply to the rule breaker.
4
Oh, but the helium-filled balloon is a rule breaker.
5
She was a rule breaker after all, and she constituted a dangerous threat to a pack firmly embedded in tradition.
1
By his own confession he is a law breaker and a liar!
2
Is the sin measured by the dignity of the lawgiver, or by the responsibility of the law breaker?
3
God must hate a law breaker.'
4
The man that sets the cussed trap for me is a law breaker, an escaped convict, and a murderer.
5
That's where I got a rise off Harris- abitof a law breaker, too-infact a bit of everything.
Usage of immoral person in English
1
Just because you were a stripper didn't mean you were a bad or immoral person.
2
Immoral means produce immoral ends-andimmoral persons-underBolshevism and under capitalism.
3
"You're the most immoral person I've lately had the privilege of conversing with."
4
"You must know that you're an utterly immoral person?"
5
Now this kind of argument is a very common one with statistically immoral persons, and is known as the suppression of the ratio.
6
One of these was concerned with the correction of refractory or immoral persons dwelling within the gates; and the other with the regulation of commerce.
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"How can I love you, when you are the most immoral person I know?" India said, looking at her with affectionate disapproval.
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