decadent

The problem is always how to live in a decadent society.

I do not think you are decadent enough for that.

It all became a little bit decadent for a while.

They were simply having a decadent end to their evening.

None of it was decadent although some might be bad.

It was a decadent period, if the term means anything.

"You are without a doubt the most decadent person I've ever known."

"If just seemed so decadent, how could we not try it?"

You're not dependent on anyone, let alone a decadent family.

"But they still want to be decadent and have a good time.

Though their lives now may be less decadent, the songs remain.

I thought you wanted to be decadent but didn't know how.

You've lived within the shadow of this decadent city too long, girl.

The planet is more than the decadent city of the pleasure world.

A nasty, decadent little film could be made from her parents' married life.

No wonder they had cut themselves off from the rest of this decadent planet.

For this reason, some referred to their works as "decadent".

"He said something under his breath about not being a decadent democrat like most of the people here."

To lead the kind of life he leads, it's decadent and always dangerous.

They were going toward the places where decadent and evil life held rule.

She was a product of her crippled and decadent culture.

My first week at home I felt really decadent and got a manicure.

"I thought a democracy had to become decadent before it collapsed."

And of course, they say you are the most decadent man in England."

We can only be decadent - you copy the past or are contemporary.

Now, the Decadent is also in the United States.

"So you've become a Decadent?

Kirsty Hume in fashion art film "Decadent Control"

"Decadent & Desperate"

His first known article, "Is Hayti Decadent?"

Hazlitt's Hotel Decadent, grand bolthole: art and antiques in the heart of Soho.

Pergaud's prose works are often considered to reflect the influences of Realist, Decadent and Symbolist movements.

The second single "Decadent & Desperate" entered the UK Billboard charts at number 40.

K Map Decadent cakes & chocolates from LAC.

Yer Last Decadent: 1972-1982 (MacMillan of Canada, 1982)

Both films were directed by Adam Mason who first worked with him on the Mortiis video for Decadent & Desperate.

Madder Music, Stronger Wine The Life of Ernest Dowson, Poet and Decadent.

Berlin - Soundz Decadent as herself (BBC Radio 2, 2 January 2007)

The uncensored version of the Decadent & Desperate video could be accessed by going to the Video's menu, highlighting 'Menu' and pressing left twice.

"Decadent & Desperate" is the second single released by Norwegian industrial-rock solo artist Mortiis from the album The Grudge.

This country that God intended to be our land of milk and honey, but which has been turned instead into Sodom and Gomorrah Decadent in our self-indulgence.

They billed their event as "Southern Decadence Party: Come As Your Favorite Southern Decadent."

James Laver, The First Decadent: Being the Strange Life of J.K. Huysmans (Faber, London, 1954)

Although the Decadent was being sold in the mid-1980's in only 17 percent of the stores in Canada, compared with 98 percent for Chips Ahoy, it fast became Canada's best-selling cookie.

Q Map Decadent to the extreme, L'Opera is a luscious slice of Italy from the ornate fabrics gracing the walls and high-backed chairs to the lovingly made gnocchi and ravioli.

Hamish was right, after all . . . but just because he was an uncultured barbarian who considered anything more complex than a rare steak and a baked potato decadent was no reason for William to reject the finer things in life.

At the beginning of the video, as the band walks onstage, the announcer, named Decadent Dan, says to the near-empty room: "We've got a very special group for you tonight, so let's give a big Crystal Ballroom welcome to... what's the name of the group again?"

Influenced by French writers such as François Coppée and the Decadent Maurice Rollinat, as well as by the local poet Mihai Eminescu, he was made popular by his poems, many of which served as the basis of popular romanzas.