worldly pleasures

Then you will surely be asked on that Day of all your worldly pleasures.

She has given up all worldly pleasures, and is now an ascetic.

For a man who condemned worldly pleasures he ate with elegance.

Court life was luxurious, though Islamic scholarship did find a place next to worldly pleasures.

Despite her enormous wealth, Anne's goal was to completely do away with worldly pleasures.

But the club, Sanctuary, will still feature worldly pleasures like rock 'n' roll.

Let us have a glimpse at your worldly pleasures."

They don't believe in worldly pleasures down there.

Though married to "96,000 women", Bharata is depicted as one who at once can separate himself from worldly pleasures.

Sādhanā can be done by individuals for lower aims like obtaining worldly pleasures.

As she died his mother is said to have asked him to find God and avoid being ensnared in transient worldly pleasures.

Seeking to fulfill worldly pleasures through forbidden means is called tama'.

Their final pas de deux, however, was a celebration of worldly pleasures.

"Monsieur Cardinal, you know that I do not like worldly pleasures."

Throughout your whole life you developed your intellect, stepping over simple worldly pleasures.

In the East, we look at priests as men who have renounced all worldly pleasures for a spiritual and holy life.

In the gross body the soul experiences the different worldly pleasures, which are short lived and invariably followed by misery.

Even after his marriage, young Haridas stayed away from worldly pleasures and concentrated on meditation.

If he had not done so already, he must forswear worldly pleasures, particularly those of the flesh.

He is learning first-hand of the worldly pleasures he has abjured.

Although he is not against worldly pleasures, he does not depict them in his work.

He gave up worldly pleasures, taking up the life of a sadhu (holy man).

In his own way he was undergoing a kind of lay renunciation of worldly pleasures.

However, unlike Samartha, he enjoys worldly pleasures as well.

Besides, as a strict methodist he didn't drink or indulge in worldly pleasures and had never been known to tell a lie.