| We have lived for so long a life of sybaritism that we have forgotten the sentiments of our fathers. |
| Can responsible corporate managers then afford to be anything other than immoral advocates of sybaritism? |
| Yet it is also a mistake, I think, to treat his sybaritism flippantly. |
| It was a complete reaction against the sybaritism we had enjoyed in the warm and flowery plain of Bathang. |
| As a fact, this remark about her sybaritism was only a jest. |
| Compared with the high-minded work that agencies created during World War II, much of it demanding sacrifice from citizens, today's advertising relies far more on reassurances that victory is achievable through sybaritism. |
