philandererin a sentence
- age has not slowed his philandering
- a well-known philanderer
- One of the individuals he professed to admire greatly over the last two years of his life was a heavy drinker and incorrigible philanderer who regularly beat up his girlfriends.† (source)
- That Dympna Grisham has finally thrown out her cheating no-good philandering husband and—† (source)
- I was moved by this new idea of my grandfather, not as a paranoiac gun nut or a secretive philanderer or a man who wasn't there for his family, but as a wandering knight who risked his life for others, living out of cars and cheap motels, stalking lethal shadows, coming home shy a few bullets and marked with bruises he could never quite explain and nightmares he couldn't talk about.† (source)
- It felt good to dress in school clothes and go to Philander Smith, our community's college.† (source)
- Finding philandering spouses who think rendezvousing on a different planet will keep them safe from discovery.† (source)
- If their philandering was being documented in a dozen ways?† (source)
- We need to make sure the media doesn't turn you into the evil philandering husband, because if that happens, I just think it's all over."† (source)
- The disappointment that propels them from woman to woman gives their inconstancy a kind of romantic excuse, so that many sentimental women are touched by their unbridled philandering.† (source)
- I did not return immediately, for what took my breath away, what startled me to the point of swooning and nearly fainting, had nothing whatsoever to do with John's philandering, or even his secret passages.† (source)
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- Rufino's mother, Doña Zaida, encouraged her sons' philandering.† (source)
- A philanderer thinks everyone else is philandering.† (source)
- The doctor must have told her that Deo might have AIDS, and Sharon must be thinking the same -- that he had been a philanderer back in Africa, where AIDS was mainly a heterosexual disease, or that he had been selling himself to men here in New York.† (source)
- The president's philandering aside, unquestionably the biggest change between the Kennedy and Eisenhower administrations is in the lady of the house.† (source)
- For instance, suppose Mr. McAllister hadn't got mad and called off the wedding, and Miss Love had married him despite his reputation for philandering.† (source)
- It would not be the greatest sin to take a man who was perhaps a little coarse, or not of her social station, or who would leave her later, or philander, or die before he departed the mountains.† (source)
- But the disease was not punishment enough for her nocturnal philandering.† (source)
- How a philanderer like you could sit in judgment on me, I'll never understand!† (source)
- Perhaps worst of all, however, Aristotle Onassis is a known philanderer.† (source)
- A philanderer thinks everyone else is philandering.† (source)
- Those charges came at a time when Lawford had lost his acting career to philandering, drinking, and drugs—and remain unproven.† (source)
- If you had even pretended to be a forgiving Christian gentleman, I'd now be the lonely wife of a rich, stuck-up philanderer.† (source)
- In fact, the Washington bureau chief for Newsweek, Ben Bradlee, a very close friend of the president's, will forever claim to know nothing about JFK's philandering.† (source)
- JFK has long been aware that revelations about his philandering would ruin not only that carefully burnished image of him as a family man but also his political future.† (source)
- And all because of a bit of minor philandering.† (source)
- And don't you go off philandering with those other girls, because I'm mighty jealous," came the incredible words from red lips with a dimple on each side; and briskly black lashes swept demurely over green eyes.† (source)
- He was completely cured of philandering amongst the lower classes.† (source)
- May you not have been philandering a little also, Monsieur Bonacieux?† (source)
- The upper-class clubs, concerning which he had pumped a reluctant graduate during the previous summer, excited his curiosity: Ivy, detached and breathlessly aristocratic; Cottage, an impressive milange of brilliant adventurers and well-dressed philanderers; Tiger Inn, broad-shouldered and athletic, vitalized by an honest elaboration of prep-school standards; Cap and Gown, anti-alcoholic, faintly religious and politically powerful; flamboyant Colonial; literary Quadrangle; and the dozen…† (source)
- I don't approve of the present fashion of philandering bachelors and late marriages; and I am trying to arrange something for you.† (source)
- And as they made their way home, he began to recite Latin verses with an Italian accent, but broke off when he saw a young girl approaching—a daughter of the town, it appeared, and not an especially pretty one—and switched with a smile to a philanderer's tune.† (source)
- But in Archer's little world no one laughed at a wife deceived, and a certain measure of contempt was attached to men who continued their philandering after marriage.† (source)
- We should erect a statue out here somewhere, a scarecrow divinity who will skewer anyone philandering about between two and four.† (source)
- But we mustn't stand philandering here.† (source)
- Though, Farfrae, between you and me, as man and man, I solemnly declare that philandering with womankind has neither been my vice nor my virtue.† (source)
- It's fun to watch other people philander, but I should feel like a fool doing it myself," said Jo, looking alarmed at the thought.† (source)
- It serves me right! what business had I to put on all my best things and come philandering down here, hoping to see the Professor?† (source)
- But Jo hated 'philandering', and wouldn't allow it, always having a joke or a smile ready at the least sign of impending danger.† (source)
- Is this his reward—to turn around at the age of sixty-three and find his sons, who he loved better than his life, one a philandering bum— HAPPY: Mom!† (source)
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