| In fact, being part of the Greek community lessens the influence of such vices on impressionable young people. |
| The Old Town, in its heyday, was apparently a teeming place, rough and ready and full of humanity with all its flaws, vices and passion. |
| It is the same souls that quiver, the same passions that ferment, the same vices that grow, the same straining toward the azure. |
| He really didn't want to discuss the virtues and vices of having a female body at one's disposal with his far more hormone-driven best friend. |
| This vacation package is all-inclusive, complete with neuroses, vices, and other fine destructive habits. |
| The murkiness and partial rationality of shifting, renegotiable settlements are the vices of politics that legalist liberals seek to preclude. |
