- In law,
dissolution is any of
several legal events that
terminate a
legal entity or
agreement such as a marriage, adoption, corporation, or union. Dissolution...
- love of the ****es; one
employs it
particularly to characterize...a
dissoluteness, an excess".
Libertine literature such as
those by John Wilmot, 2nd...
-
Whittier High School,
which his
parents thought resulted in Harold's
dissolute lifestyle,
before he
contracted tuberculosis (that
killed him in 1933)...
- was not
allowed to
operate a
gambling house. All this
changed in the
dissolute Second French Empire under Napoleon III. The
House of
Grimaldi was in...
-
culture earned him the
title "the
first gentleman of England", but his
dissolute way of life and poor
relationships with his
parents and his wife, Caroline...
- Dryden, for example,
discussed the
necessity of
poetic justice to
punish dissoluteness in
their plays. To
reintroduce moral standards, the rake, they demanded...
- in
Quito where "impure love reigned", of
making friends with "obscene
dissolute youths", of
giving vent to "shameful p****ions of his heart", and dropping...
-
accompanying Ruth but
after forty paces left her.
Thereafter she led a
dissolute life.
According to the
Jerusalem Talmud,
Goliath was born by polyspermy...
-
Kershaw (2000), p. 766 Willett,
Ralph (May 1989). "Hot
Swing and the
Dissolute Life: Youth,
Style and Po****r
Music in
Europe 1939–49". Po****r Music...
- the
education and care of her children, the
queen sought to
improve the
dissolute image she had
acquired in 1785 from the "Diamond
Necklace Affair", in...
