Sentence examples for more hedonistic era from inspiring English sources

The younger members of the band were amused by this flash of a former, more hedonistic, era in pop.

Thankfully that hedonistic era had a lot more going for it than just bell bottoms and platform shoes (although both of those did pop up on the catwalk), so designers were able to tap into different elements for next year's summer groove.

There was nowhere more hedonistic than Ibiza in 95.

Like so many night-life impresarios, he is also enamored of the city's seedier and more hedonistic past.

But with more and more people flocking to the beach in expectation of more hedonistic pursuits, park officials said, clothing-optional was no longer an option.

For more hedonistic types there was a shirt with the UPS logo and the motto, "United Pot Smokers".

It was Swedish -- which meant it was sexy yet unsexy, something like a meatball but so much more hedonistic.

And as Benn suggests, it's often the younger, more hedonistic festivals that have the least to say.

To him, they were worse than the 60's in transforming America into a less responsible, more hedonistic, less law-abiding and more illiterate society.

There's a super-deluxe grandness to its setting that suddenly seems dated in the extreme, a vestige of headier, more hedonistic times.

The politically minded, flannel-shirt, organic-food side was embodied in the Subaru Outback; the more hedonistic, J. Crew, goat-cheese-and-olive-oil side by the Volkswagen Passat.