Debauchery used in a sentence

Debauchery in a sentence as a noun

Living a life of debauchery can happen just as easily with much much less than a million bucks.

I saw that Path are on there and, given their recent debauchery involving people's privacy, my heart sank.

Facebook gets people laid and lets you participate in more debauchery online once you have stumbled home drunk from the bar.

But I do those things because I turned 30 and realized 9 years of random debauchery and no exercise do not do much for ones health and figure.

My parents would have wine and beer with their meals and it never turned into a drunken debauchery as many American expect it to.

But for the last X years I’ve been doing… um… well… just pure debauchery.”Having been at companies in growth mode, I know that there are really few good candidates out there.

I think that one was more to do with their unfortunate use of the phrase "destroy america," which in UK parlance can mean "to disrupt with heavy drinking and debauchery.

The opposite of "family values" is not "debauchery", despite what religious extremists would have you believe.

I'm a different person at work with my phone than I am at home or at a pub. I don't want to clutter my gallery at work with thumbnail pictures of last week-end debauchery, though I do want to see the whiteboard pics I took every day after each design meeting.

Fighting for the eight-hour workday amounted to fighting against this perception.> The eight-hour day, another said, would encourage "loafing and gambling, rioting, debauchery, and drunkenness.

I wonder if the frat house culture, the opulent office, the drink up debauchery and the "holacracy" may create a delusional sense of grandiosity that permeates from the company level to the employee?