“From the '20s to the '50s, Montreal was considered by American police to be a haven of vice and decadence.”

“The violator was subject to long, stiff jail sentences as punishment for his vice.”

“In the revolutionaries' eyes, anything that made a woman look attractive was considered a vice because it distracted people from piousness and spirituality.”

“She tried to hide her viciousness, but her actions betrayed her true intentions.”

“The prisoner's extreme viciousness was evident in the brutal manner in which he attacked his cellmate, showcasing his unyielding disposition to inflict suffering and pain on others.”

“The viciousness of his actions was evident in the way he derived pleasure from causing pain and suffering to others.”

“From the '20s to the '50s, Montreal was considered by American police to be a haven of vice and decadence.”

“The violator was subject to long, stiff jail sentences as punishment for his vice.”

“In the revolutionaries' eyes, anything that made a woman look attractive was considered a vice because it distracted people from piousness and spirituality.”

“In fact, being part of the Greek community lessens the influence of such vices on impressionable young people.”

“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.”