(1) Her newly found manuscript shows that she thought he was a libertine who had set out to seduce her.

(2) One entry examined Lord Byron, whose libertine life and poetic license Porter clearly admired.

(3) Second, to be libertarian is not necessarily to be a libertine .

(4) Indeed, the health consequences of the libertine life-style are, when compared with the consequences of smoking, truly disastrous.

(5) We'll all pretend to be duly chastised by our libertine ways and pay obeisance to those good heartland values that neither they nor we actually live by.

(6) The principal character is a delinquent libertine , Don Juan, who has killed Don Gonzalo, a military commander, in an unequal duel.

(7) The libertine appeared to have finally turned his back on man.

(8) Shelley, who knew him almost as well as anyone, believed that Byron was never a revolutionary so much as a libertine .

(9) A libertine is a hedonist, a devotee of personal pleasure, whereas a libertarian is one who defends the libertine and his lifestyle against the heavy hand of government.

(10) For so long, many religious conservatives have fought for laws to be passed in the face of a culture that was very libertine and pro-choice.

(11) She's pretty, clean, and libertine - everything you could ever want in a French woman.

(12) I simply take this logic to its conclusion and point out that this woman's wanton and libertine approach to grace is the camel's nose under the tent.

(13) He championed victims of injustice and the public came to view him not as an impudent libertine but as a patriarch and a sage.

(14) The fear is that conservative groups could use a clause in the Bill which limits the kind of sexual information that can be given to minors to wage war on the magazines' libertine approach to under-age sex.

(15) Certainly she is a very rigorous, not to say humourless, libertine .

(16) Gabriel comes across as a libertine and something of anarchist.

(17) My friend graduated from photography school in New York, and, like many artists, plunged into a libertine lifestyle with more than a little enthusiasm.

(18) In the libertine Utopia of u2018sexual freedom,u2019 women and children will suffer the most.

(19) The tradition-bound father is reserved and tyrannical at home, but when he is away from home at night, he is a libertine - drinking and womanizing.

(20) The prince had become foolhardy and libertine .

(21) Tourism is associated in the minds of many ordinary Egyptians with a libertine lifestyle offensive to the puritanism of Muslim piety.

(22) It seems, then, that the alliance between an adequate philosophy of man and a free market economy corresponds more to the true essence of a market economy than does an alliance with libertinism .

(23) We are being returned to the 18th century, that dissolute era of libertinism and lotteries.

(24) There is more than a hint of hedonism, indeed a new libertinism .

(25) Yet the discussion of the family in the Philosophy of Right is in general more conservative and criticizes the emphasis on free love as leading to libertinage and promiscuity.

(26) Will the aging boomer libertines and the sexual moralists in the party be able to get along?

(27) The same goes for gnostic Christianity, where we had the strict ascetics on the one hand and the extreme libertines on the other.

(28) In the 1630s as well as the 1670s, Boston was inhabited by libertines as well as orthodox Puritans, but in the last quarter of the seventeenth century, town leaders feared that they were losing control.

(29) It's quite possible to reject social conservatism without falling into some exaggerated libertinism .

(30) Post-moral tradition-hating libertines might do well to pause in the midst of their celebrations to consider this.