He commands His creatures to support one another in Good, virtue and piety, and not in decadence and corruption.
But the higher butterfat really lends itself to decadence in the more dessert-like flavors, especially anything chocolate-based, and leaves a fatty finish on the tongue, very indulgent.
Even cooler is the Sky Bar at the Shores Club hotel next door (1901 Collins Avenue), which also goes in for poolside decadence, while the neighboring Raleigh Bar at the Raleigh Hotel (1775 Collins Avenue) is a classy, laid back spot for sipping cocktails.
He will fight injustice in Gotham City, where corruption and decadence reign, but he will not be an executioner.
JoJo , nestled on the first two floors of a recently renovated town house in one of the most romantic spots in the city, oozes delicious gastronomic decadence.
At one point, when Bruce adopts the Eurotrashy role of a decadent playboy, Mr. Bale shows some genuinely amusing signs of life, but the decadence is soon lost or set aside in favor of less flamboyant moods.
Staring an advanced civilization straight in the face, the Roman dismissed it as either barbarism or decadence.
On August 4, Louis Armstrong's birthday is celebrated with jazz and food (natch) at Satchmo SummerFest, while the Southern Decadence party on Labor Day weekend (preceding the first Monday in September), also known as "Gay Mardi Gras", keeps the entire city partying into the wee hours.
In the millennium year of 2000 Jacques Barzun published his chronicle of ideas in the making of the West over the past five hundred years titled From Dawn To Decadence: 500 Years of Western Cultural Life.
What distinguishes the latest round of scandals in the minds of voters, analysts say, is the window they provide into a world of decadence worthy of a Fellini satire.
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