voluptuary उदाहरण वाक्य

A headline in Vanity Fair after his death : " Stanford White, Voluptuary and Pervert, Dies the Death of a Dog ."
Hamilton characterized Burr as greatly immoral, " unprincipled . . . voluptuary ", and deemed his political quest as one for " permanent power ".
The " old voluptuary ", as Norwich calls him, was passed over again for the vacant archdiocese, Walter of the Mill being elected instead.
Voluptuary Jayne Mansfield met an untimely end ( in a car crash in l967 ) before she could prove to anyone that she was anything more than a superstructure.
Campbell not only loves his character, he loves his " words ", articulating with the lusty relish of a voluptuary set loose in a seraglio.

Yelena Kuzmina was again the Ballerina, wonderfully intense as she moved from ballet student to voluptuary with a secret police lover, enjoying the Bolshevik high life before cringing in her madness.
Much of that elan comes from Geoffrey Rush, who plays Sade as a gleeful voluptuary unfettered by either morality or what for him would be the most venal of sins, sentimentality.
Contemptuous of Christianity and especially of Robespierre's Cult of the Supreme Being, Auteuil's Sade is a proud atheist and indomitable voluptuary who can barely conceal his contempt for the fools around him.
Although deeply haunting, the film's Freudian symbolism feels dated, and so does its vision of New York as a city with a subterranean demimonde whose voluptuaries would kill to prevent disclosure of their identities.
But the voluptuary sound one might have expected was often undercut by a heavy, percussive touch, and Cliburn's vaunted lyricism was hampered by a sense of stop and go rather than ebb and flow.