Promiscuous In A Sentence

• Otherwise a pretty promiscuous kettle of fish!
• Moreover, it is such a promiscuous bathing-place.
• In one effulgence, one promiscuous shine.
• The rest had got away with an assortment of promiscuous bruises.
• Until quite lately there was almost promiscuous use of women.
• But beyond a certain limit this promiscuous work must be unsatisfactory.
• We don't need a million cowboys running round promiscuous over the sand.

• All the rest have been baptized according to the results of a promiscuous scramble.
• By what process are these names supposed to have come into existence in a promiscuous group?
• It is not the custom of the country to invite promiscuous or casual acquaintances to call.
• The miscegenation common is that between white men and promiscuous black women.
• He did not like to see her so promiscuous with those warm, strong hands of hers.
• Take this audience, or any other promiscuous assemblage, and how many histories have they read?
• It was truly a fearful den, where man and beast lived in promiscuous and insupportable filth.
• Such promiscuous introductions are neither necessary, desirable, nor at all times agreeable.
• Followed by some sympathizing chiefs he wound his way among the promiscuous crowd already gathered.
• One should appreciate the difference between true friendship and indulging in friendly relationship with promiscuous acquaintances.
• A sudden and dead silence ensued, as if the words had struck the breath out of the promiscuous throng.
• Not a promiscuous and indiscriminate slashing, but a careful pruning is the proper method in the garden of society.
• Over seventy in all were slaughtered, and their gory bodies piled up in one promiscuous mass in the centre of the square.
• Let the mass of particulars which would otherwise crowd upon you in promiscuous confusion, be arranged and classified.
• Why does society wonder at the increase of prostitution, when the public balls and promiscuous dancing is so largely endorsed and encouraged?
• This promiscuous buying of wives, with cattle which you may have difficulty in accounting for your possession of, will lead you into trouble.
• If they punish, they make a promiscuous massacre; if they spare, they make a general act of oblivion.
• Of a promiscuous crowd, taken almost anywhere, the pickpocket in it is the smartest man present, in all probability.
• There are perhaps a number of other ladies present, in promiscuous flirtation with whom he sees, at first glance, an obvious means of escape.
• It had one large window, under and along which was built in, a long, wide shelf made into a sort of divan, promiscuous with cushions.
• It should be stated at this point that by the same kind of subject is not meant a promiscuous grouping together of all language or of all history courses.
• No visits were received on Sunday, or promiscuous company admitted; he attended church regularly, and the rest of that day was his own.
• But I said to myself that, for once at least, I was not to be included in that unfashionably promiscuous company.
• They build bulky, but shabby nests of sticks, weeds and grass, piled into a promiscuous heap, generally located in bushes or low trees.
• If I had had vices such as a promiscuous love of women, I might have found the anticipation of such a future more tolerable.
• Ordinarily, when in Penang and Singapore, he behaved himself, drank circumspectly and shunned promiscuous companions.
• Society had become too promiscuous for their exclusive tastes, and they were unwilling to open their drawing rooms to the cosmopolitan multitude then thronging the capital.
• In these and doubtless in other ways the idea we are dealing with is being promulgated, and up to a certain point this fact of promiscuous initiative is entirely satisfactory and desirable.
• Supper over, nearly all the men present had the lively desire to escape from this promiscuous gathering, into which they had been inveigled under pretence of an official matter.
• More than ever now was the anomaly made manifest which has been hinted at before, namely, the promiscuous mixing in convivial intercourse of persons of the most opposite views.
• The abolition of the tolerated house spreads both disease and immorality into classes of women who would otherwise be immune, and enormously increases the dangers of promiscuous intercourse.
• The fetish can be adored, the ancestor addressed in prayer, before the family has become the tribe, or promiscuous intercourse has passed into polygamy.
• There are no distinct classes, as in aristocratic lands, whose bounds are protected by distinct and impassable lines, but all are thrown into promiscuous masses.

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