On the base, the main writers made a kind of cultural snack labeling Decadent zest from the end of the century through the original New Realism literature tagging hilding and coarse - grained life.
Engel's In-troduction is an effective weapon in carrying out criticisms of the decadent idealistic-metaphysical viewpoints in contemporary cosmogonical researeh.
With more income to throw around, people started spending more on services movies and travel, mortgages to buy houses, insurance to protect those houses, the occasional decadent weekend at a luxury hotel.
How luxurious this thing is! We use it a lot for very high calorie foods and often for very sugary and sweet foods. So I could say my favorite dessert is a decadent chocolate cake.
Because there she is in the Folies-Bergere, the most decadent, the most glamorous, the most joyous cabaret nightclub in Paris, and yet she has an expression that is anything but joyous.
Ernest Hemingway, an American writer, called the sport " decadent" in " Death in the Afternoon" (1932), though he loved it still, big-game hunter that he was.
And if I'm feeling really decadent, then I'll ad this almond butter that's called Jem Cinnamon Maca Almond Butter, and that is stuff is crack, it is so good.
So something that's just over the top that's too much that's a little crazy, self-indulgent, just selfish. We can say it's decadent. That's a decadent food.