Examples of gluttony

• Yet critiques of gluttony have not translated into outright demonization.

• His worst flaws are selfishness, vanity, gluttony, and cowardice - flaws that many other individuals in this novel share in varying degrees.

• And guard against lechery and very zealously against adultery, and protect yourself well against gluttony.

• The answer gives three causes for such an emission: gluttony, an excess of natural humours or infirmity, and a disturbance of thoughts.

• In some cases, biographers admit an aversion to the topic, and thus his gluttony and obesity are denied, excused or ignored.

• Rage, annoyance, bad moods, gluttony, overindulgence, immodesty, greed, hedonism, or insatiability are all instances of failed temperance.

• Altered eating habits, with gluttony and a preference for sweet foods, are common.

• I prefer the evolutionary appetite to the day's gluttony.

• I am also guilty of the extraordinary gluttony which affects us all.

• They help a little if one cannot control one's gluttony, and if a man is depressed they sometimes un-depress him.

• You could not prosecute a man for envy, anger, avarice, pride, gluttony or any of the others.

• They want such a large share of the national cake that their friends will get financial indigestion from their gluttony.

• Let us talk about today's gluttony.

• He said that he represented the great abstractions: the posterity that has no vote, the past that has never had one and "for the evolutionary appetite against the day's gluttony".

• He is the living embodiment of several of the seven deadly sins: pride, envy, avarice, sloth and, most especially, greed and gluttony.