1
His slaves by no means led lives of luxury and inglorious ease.
2
But, fortunately, there are higher motives in this world than a life of inglorious ease.
3
At that same time the Archduke Charles of Austria was vegetating in inglorious ease on his estates.
4
My youth was not spent in inglorious ease, neither did it waste unheeded in the rolls of fame.
5
The domestic and personal servants lived lives of culture and inglorious ease compared with those of the field hands.
6
A feudal baron had nothing between war and the chase-keenlyanimating things both-andwhat was called " inglorious ease".
7
His lost capacity for action was not to be found here, in the midst of this petty diplomacy and inglorious ease.
8
His was not a nature, however, to sink down into inglorious ease, even had his fellowship income been at his disposal.
9
For herself, she could have secured inglorious ease by simply accepting Philip's patronage, but she elected to play the daring game, and won.
10
We are naturally led to uphold truth and abhor deceit, to admire Regulus in his tortures, and to despise a lifetime of inglorious ease.