Sentence examples for decadent day from inspiring English sources

Sexy but not overtly so, successful but not decadent, Day is easy to relate to, kindhearted but no patsy.

During the opening night, a video installation will also play, showing "a decadent day in Los Angeles with Madison, Kris, and friends," according to Kirk.

And on this decadent day of edible indulgence, one's hands must be cleaned and ready for licking no nail soiled, no manicure overlooked. .

For those of you who missed last year's decadent day of costumed revelry through the streets of Midtown, Detroit's red devil led a crowd of 2,000 Detroiters to the Masonic Temple, where he unveiled a banner with a chilling message: "NAIN FOR EM".

He thinks he'd like to do "The Duchess of Malfi" — "my favorite play!" He thinks he'd like to do "Liliom" with a cast of Negroes, an intimate and rather decadent Sunday-night revue, a Mozart operetta.

Where the auteur theory let us know that movie directors were artists as fully and identifiably as are writers, its latter-day decadent phase gives critics rope with which to tie filmmakers to their earlier work and reproach them for giving it the slip — as Allen has done.

The grinding poverty of the lower classes at home and abroad, especially in the Korean settlements in southern Manchuria, was the chief concern of the writers of the New Tendency movement, which opposed the romantic and "decadent" writers of the day and later became proletarian in spirit.

'Vow' to pamper yourself before the big day with decadent packages designed to make the bride and her entire bridal party look and feel their best.

A burrito is meant to be a day-altering, decadent experience, and Guadalajara's massive offerings and impossibly rich meat will leave you stuffed and happy and a more than a bit sleepy.

By Tad Friend Paul Rudd "Bowling during the day is so decadent!" Paul Rudd said, gazing in wonder at Lucky Strike's empty lanes.

But this year getting an "I Voted" sticker on Election Day is considered decadent.