Sentence examples for long decadent from inspiring English sources
Spinning long, decadent mixes of pop, funk and anything else he could get his hands on, he brought the genre's first tremors to European clubs.
They weren't just made, but fixed: in plenty of minds, Faithfull and Rampling are still those wild girls revelling in liberation, their lives one long and decadent party.
One could linger here for a long and decadent three-hour brunch while in the clouds among the various food stations: omelets, pancakes and waffles, bagels and smoked salmon, Eggs Benedict, seafood (sushi! crab! shrimp!), savory specialties (duck that is dreamy) and a meat-carving station.
And they looked good; long-haired, decadent hipsters swanning around Germany for a month, love-beads a-clacking as they romped with waitresses in hotel pools.
He banned "decadent" long hair for men and mini skirts for women.
He was known in particular for bringing to wide public attention the work of Schiele (1890-1918), whose drawings of male and female nudes had long been considered decadent and even pornographic.
Hope's lavish celebration is one in a long line of decadent Wall Street-like parties, but his version may be unlike some celebrations of recent months.
In 1964, the Beatles made their first trip to the U.S. to a mix of acclaim for their music and fear that their "decadent" long-hair style would undermine the country's moral fiber.
In a late monologue, she reveals herself as the Parisian woman of the title, having long ago pursued a decadent affair that seems cribbed from every Gallic cliché, down to the chain-smoking.
These were relics of the age of concern, grown decadent with underfunding, long on ideology and short on practical solutions.
