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Other Americans, after all, do not share their dissolute ways.

Another person was said to have been leading a dissolute sexual life.

There he died as the result of his dissolute life on June 4, 1869.

To visit women in a hotel, your life will be rather on a dissolute order.

I should think it would be exciting to become a dissolute woman.

He led a dissolute life, and after two years' stay was summoned home by his parents.

Tin Jack's dissolute life came to an end in 1897.

Although he'd drawn closer, I could see his dissolute face no more clearly than before.

Although he was a Catholic priest, the young man led a dissolute life.

Even here in Charles's dissolute court she would preserve herself, whatever the cost.

Few siblings were as close, even those who shared both parents instead of just one dissolute father.

"You'd think he'd come to a brutal end soon with all his dissolute activities."

"And what would you know about being dissolute, my lad?"

Have I not heard that their camp was the most dissolute ever seen?"

He didn't want some dissolute black sheep for a father.

Most of the problems, it seems, were due to Lloyd's bad management and dissolute ways.

He wanted to be free to continue his dissolute pursuits outside the marriage bed.

That she was responsible for his dissolute condition pleased her no end.

Despite his present dissolute state, he appeared to be in decent shape.

As the story begins he is dissolute, blowing money on call girls and drugs.

As the result of a dissolute life he lost all his possessions and fell into the black arts.

He fled to Athens to continue his dissolute style of life.

William spent the next two years on the continent in dissolute boredom.

For many people a lack of education and dissolute habits prevented them from "getting on".

She still surrounded herself with the cynical aura of a dissolute past.