Usa "epicurean" in una frase

1. The bathes, the wine, and the sex supplied Epicurean pleasures at home, while an army of four hundred thousand was stationed on the desolate frontier

2. Resist the lazy Epicurean feeling which bids you never scrutinize your inward character

3. For once Techine has harnessed the energy of the planet – wind, solar, thermal, hydro – becoming a Type I technelization, won't its imagination be captured by the engineering feats required to become a Type II technelization: consuming all the sun's energy in its Sherman-marching manifest ideal of transforming into a Type III technelization taming the energy fields of the solar system to become truly immortal as it wonders with an epicurean hunger if it could consume the galaxy, then the universe, what glories might its poly-reality produce? Is Techine topographically unbounded, whereas the universe, if not multi-parallel, has only linear expansion? Will techno-growth be the god that domesticates the multiverse's energy potential, converting its forces to power Techine's Ideal Dream into being? Is the teleological end of dark, white, shadow, pale and gray energy to be an everlasting battery for a galaxy-wide Cosmic Mind to fuel its incessant quest to create for its own amusement and edification? Is Game's End for energy a cosmic CAFO to power the pleasure of the final techine gamer?

4. we do not make a thousand foot cake that feeds no one just to set a record and create an epicurean architectural marvel – in an age of hunger, the waste negates the art

5. They said the next evolution in their epicurean

6. And also some of the Epicurean and Stoic philosophers were conversing with him

7. This is but to repeat the lesson of history, that ages of brilliant external civilization, and of physical luxury and comfort, have ever been ages of epicurean theologising

8. The apostles evidently went forth with a Message that could save without delay Epicurean Materialists and Sadducees, without insisting first on a psychological conversion to faith in man's natural immortality and possession of a 'never-dying soul

9. His order has definite epicurean tendencies, which have traditionally been accepted by the Church because its raffles, casinos, horse and/or lizard races, etc