Sentence examples for decadent vacation from inspiring English sources
The decadent vacation requires no strenuous activities or compulsory sights.
The true purpose of the decadent vacation is to have nowhere to go, nothing to do, and nothing to remind you of your worries in other places.
The decadent vacation paradise sets sharp boundaries between itself and the outside world, and tries to be all the things that the outside world is not -- totally calm, utterly safe, perfectly beautiful, and ineffably convenient.
Almost overnight, the Instagram snapshots that 19-year-old Annabel Schwartz uploaded of her decadent vacation in Saint-Tropez to share with friends and family became the subject of public scrutiny.
Now, you can plan your perfect summer vacation: A decadent person should not even think about a hiking holiday in Iceland, any more than a Puritan should contemplate a Mediterranean cruise.
To judge from the pictures, all seem to indulge in a life of privilege and decadent fun: picnics in the Alps, vacations in Gstaad, weddings celebrated in family castles and afternoons at the Grand Prix.
Most other politicians were on vacation, which looked a bit decadent to many, considering that the unemployment rate in southern Spain's Andalusia region was pushing 40%, among the highest in the nation.
But, as the "scene" got more and more decadent with each succeeding decade, the local leaders and police began cracking down on the excesses, while trying to create a Fort Lauderdale that was a far more inclusive vacation destination for grown-ups and families the other fifty weeks of the year.
Set in the soporific summer heat of northwestern Argentina, it has no plot as such, but instead shows the melancholic and depressed life of Argentina's collapsing middle classes through an alcoholic woman, her decadent philandering husband and a bevy of children and relatives who are variously dysfunctional or trying to escape a vacation from hell.
