Sentence examples for decadent said from inspiring English sources

"I don't think having beer at the office is decadent," said Mr. Mulkeen of Birchbox.

"It is so lush, it's on the edge of becoming decadent," said Eden Rafshoon, a retired interior designer who has visited the Bradlees every summer for the last decade.

The more puzzling vogue for Joyce, whose "Ulysses" sold more than 85,000 copies when it was first published in Chinese translation in 1994, may reflect an interest in avant-garde writers once dismissed or banned as "decadent," said Jeffrey Wasserstrom, a historian at the University of California, Irvine, and the author of "Global Shanghai: 1850-2010".

"When you first think about it, it sounds so decadent," said Cindy Appley, who is the sole owner and staff of Helpmates Specialized Errand Service.

"I don't think of 1930s Shanghai as being decadent," says Ivory.

"Fucking with that is kinda fun, if decadent," says Haj-Najafi.

"It feels really decadent," he said.

Big, spicy and decadent, Hesser said, but well balanced.

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

"Australians will not be guided by what some Chinese or Burmese official thinks is decadent," he said.

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