voluptuary वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Set at a critical moment ( 1884 ) when Sullivan considered quitting the team to compose " serious " music, " Topsy-Turvy " contemplates the creative chemistry of a stiff-necked prude ( Gilbert ) and a voluptuary ( Sullivan ) whose faltering collaboration resumes after Gilbert's wife drags him to an exhibition of Japanese culture.
2. In a more extensive letter written shortly afterward, Hamilton details the many charges that he has against Burr, calling him a " profligate, a voluptuary in the extreme, accusing him of corruptly serving the interests of the Holland Land Company while a member of the legislature, criticizing his military commission and accusing him of resigning under false pretenses, and many more serious accusations.
3. In fact, the Stones'onetime posture as dissolute voluptuaries-- a posture reinforced, say, by the smashed birthday cake on the cover of " Let It Bleed " and the chaotic party scene on " Exile on Main Street "-- has always belied their other identity as committed musicians who have built and sustained a remarkable body of work.
4. San Francisco screenwriter, mid-30's female, lucid, wry, kind, emotionally generous and forthright, extremely fit and comely blue-eyed bicyclist; desires self-aware, serene, sensual, supple, tall, expressive, loving man for stormy coastlines, books, be-bop, swing dancing, caressing, confessing, voluptuary highs and intimate friendship.
5. Returning again and again to the type that would later be called the " Byronic hero ", " Lord Byron makes man after his own image, woman after his own heart; the one is a capricious tyrant, the other a yielding slave; he gives us the misanthrope and the voluptuary by turns; and with these two characters, burning or melting in their own fires, he makes out everlasting centos of himself ."
6. She was described, variously, as explosive, anticlimactic, original, derivative, naive, sophisticated, approachable, aloof, condescending, populist, puritanical, sybaritic, sincere, posturing, ascetic, voluptuary, right-wing, left-wing, profound, superficial, ardent, bloodless, dogmatic, ambivalent, lucid, inscrutable, visceral, reasoned, chilly, effusive, relevant, passe, ambivalent, tenacious, ecstatic, melancholic, humorous, humorless, deadpan, rhapsodic, cantankerous and clever.
7. Among Gillray's best satires on George III are : " Farmer George and his Wife ", two companion plates, in one of which the king is toasting muffins for breakfast, and in the other the queen is frying sprats; " The Anti-Saccharites ", where the royal pair propose to dispense with sugar, to the great horror of the family; " A Connoisseur Examining a Cooper "; the paired plates " A Voluptuary under the Horrors of Digestion " and " Temperance enjoying a Frugal Meal ", satirising the excesses of the Prince Regent ( later George IV of the United Kingdom ) and the miserliness of his father, George III of the United Kingdom respectively; " Royal Affability "; " A Lesson in Apple Dumplings "; and " The Pigs Possessed ".
8. She was described, variously, as explosive, anticlimactic, original, trendy, iconoclastic, captivating, hollow, rhapsodic, naive, sophisticated, approachable, abrasive, aloof, attention-seeking, charming, condescending, populist, puritanical, sybaritic, sincere, posturing, ascetic, voluptuary, right-wing, left-wing, mannered, formidable, brilliant, profound, superficial, ardent, bloodless, dogmatic, challenging, ambivalent, accessible, lofty, erudite, lucid, inscrutable, solipsistic, intellectual, visceral, reasoned, pretentious, portentous, maddening, lyrical, abstract, narrative, acerbic, opportunistic, chilly, effusive, careerist, sober, gimmicky, relevant, passe, facile, illogical, ambivalent, polemical, didactic, tenacious, slippery, celebratory, banal, untenable, doctrinaire, ecstatic, melancholic, humorous, humorless, deadpan, rhapsodic, aloof, glib, cantankerous and clever.