Sentence examples for feel decadent from inspiring English sources

It did feel decadent at times.

In any economy, an afternoon spent in the sumptuous boutiques on Madison and Fifth Avenues would feel decadent.

His sensuous and eclectic stylizations in every medium — a Pentecost of visual languages, including that of his particular hero, Aubrey Beardsley — might seem archly decadent, but they don't feel decadent.

A few minor roles have been winnowed out (though the dozen remaining characters feel decadent by today's budget-conscious standards), and certain plot threads now weave through the play far more consistently.

Chinese emperors were said to covet shark's fin because the elaborate preparation made it feel decadent.

You'll feel decadent enjoying it, but everything is so tasty, it would be foolish to object.

It always feels decadent.

It felt decadent, flamboyant and, above all, different.

It feels decadent and vulgar to ask one's government, or oneself, not to be austere.

Even a side of Brussels sprouts feels decadent, partly because of the sweet chili relish on top, but also because there's way more salt than necessary.

In the afternoon, when the alternative is doing spreadsheets, a meal with a colleague feels decadent and lucky (five kinds of rolls!).