It felt like the decadent thing to do.
This glorified Nutella seemed lavish and elegant, the most decadent thing you could ever serve at a Christmas party.
The ragù is subtle — the most decadent thing on the plate is the fuzzy handful of Parmesan cheese sprinkled over it — and what you will remember most are the noodles: fine, accordion-like pleats, delicate as dumpling wrappers.
It is one of the creepiest and most decadent things I've ever seen in the context of a live music performance.
He brings back an appetizer of creamy, cheesy, buttery polenta with morels and preserved truffles that's one of the best, most decadent things ever to happen to cornmeal.
Sure, it's not Suede's favourite Suede song, but it's still an oddly strange, decadent little thing that showed the way towards Dog Man Star and beyond.
It isn't Maugham, but it's mildly steamy and pleasurable, and it gives Toby Jones, who had the unhappy task of playing Truman Capote in the most recent Capote film, the chance to prove that he can do that decadent British thing just as well as Jeremy Irons.
Ones you never, ever think about if you are a decadent Westerner: that thing that's like volleyball but you use your feet, that thing that's polo only with a dead goat, and American football, which no one actually cares about, except Americans and roided-out jock dudes who think rugby's for pussies.
"I wanted a decadent but fierce thing going on," Ms. Roi, a designer in her mid-20's, told the appreciative Mr. Verdi, as the tape showed a model on the runway wearing a single earring in the shape of a chandelier.
"It honestly feels decadent to eat things like dark chocolate or peanut butter or coconut milk, and I'm not hungry like I used to be".
If that seems too small a hiccup to matter, consider that perception also appeared to have derailed the convention hopes of Las Vegas, particularly after a host of Christian conservatives complained to Priebus that the city was "a metaphor for all things decadent".
