| Although it is a conceptual work it can include to any type of public, not only to the sybarites of the sound. |
| When a man lives in a multi-million dollar mansion and makes a hundred million a year, his kids are more than likely to become drug-using sybarites. |
| It spreads all over a fresh tropical pineaple fragrance that would amaze even the most experts and sybarites of the world of cannabis. |
| He describes her dutiful attentions to a mob of sybarites and mooches. |
| We will discuss them side by side as sybarites, hang ourselves around with cigarette smoke, drink wine, and presently coffee. |
| The wealth of the city in the 6th century BC was such that the Sybarites became synonymous with pleasure and luxury. |
