Sentence examples for decadent air from inspiring English sources

The act of abandoning land and gravity has a sensual, even decadent air.

Still, there was an interesting decadent air about the clothes, a blend of papal red and Playboy bunny.

(Those future visions and also the decadent air of the period were brilliantly satired in Bruce McCall's "Zany Afternoons," which I highly recommend).

The cauliflower soup at Toqué! is just as decadent: more air than purée, it is foam over function, with the white froth given substance by generous cubes of perfectly seared foie gras.

The heart of the party is usually Carpe Diem, a decadent open-air club that started the recent V.I.P. surge when it opened in 1999 on the east end of the marina.

Mosaic tiles decorated the floor of a decadent open-air shower at least 6 feet square with dual shower heads and billowy white drapes that gently floated in the breeze.

The steady flow of air felt downright decadent and I pitied all the passersby who weren't basking in the breezy experience with me.

And by tripling the size of the Capitol, the United States was putting on airs, like those decadent Europeans.

Oud Immortel scented the air, lending a bitingly decadent touch to a darkly theatrical evening.

The air is filled with the decadent aromas from various plates like rice and beans, pork or chicken, fried plantains, and other traditional foods.

These are no ordinary tents - each has its own queen-sized bed, proper bathroom, electricity, air-conditioning and a lushly decadent feel, with rich silks and satins cascading from the frame.