Sentence examples for decadent man from inspiring English sources

In 1973, Saint Laurent fell obsessively in love with Jacques de Bascher, an extremely good-looking and decadent man with a complex personality that in less rarefied circles might be called merely twisted, but that made him fascinating.

Marlene, who comes from a town "not much bigger than Bacchus Marsh" called Benalla, where her mother ran a coffee shop, feels her cultural disadvantage even more viscerally than Butcher: confronting, in New York in 1974, the beautiful, decadent man who will become her husband, she thinks, "We Australians are really shit.

Other examples of men who wear the style well – more subversive, strangely decadent men – are David Beckham with his shiny leather sandals and sarong, and Marc Jacobs striding down the catwalk after a show in complicated sandals and silky pyjamas.

Weimar night life was infamously decadent: men dressed as women flocked to the Silhouette; women dressed as men favored the Mikado; and the Eldorado drew gender-benders of all types.

"Why are your songs so morbid and decadent?" the man asked me.

There can't be too many examples of young men who have given up the regime of army life for the loose and decadent world of pop stardom.

Decadent, cruel men also rose to power: Caligula (37 41) and Nero (54 68) were so loathed that their reigns were struck from the official Roman records.

Unlike the romanticised accounts of some of his predecessors, such as Robert Louis Stevenson, Maugham saw the Pacific as a place where sullen, decadent white men became trapped in a steamy landscape.

It's just harder for us to have the luxury to do something so decadent as Burning Man.

I envision he would appreciate the new film remake off his literature because he himself was much like Luhrmann, a decadent and modern man.

As a sex worker, Mariam is at double risk, so she also avoids the capital's nightclubs and "cabarets" – the decadent venues where men and women dance on stages in a shower of small bills thrown by wealthy guests and potential punters.