hedonist

Really, I like to think of myself as a hedonist.

"Since when did you get to be such an hedonist?"

She was going to live every minute of the next three weeks like a hedonist.

Once upon a time he had believed himself to be a hedonist.

He is a true hedonist and, oh yes, a philosopher.

The members consider themselves as social researchers and "responsible hedonists".

He is instead a straightforward, happy hedonist who really just wants to have fun.

The hedonist son also had ambitions for power, inspired by his father's example.

White, a hedonist drawn to very young women, was married when the affair began.

I think he will turn out to be an artist who is not the happy hedonist of popular reputation.

You think you're a hedonist because you take off and run around with me.

He has been hailed by many as a "hero," when hedonist might be the better word.

This is partly because their characters are hedonists who have little use for reflective thought.

She grew up with a group of hedonists, who inhabit an underground museum.

This is a measure to control the safety of student, reducing students exposure to the hedonist society.

"Still, a mouse is no proper match for a hedonist."

Freedom - to be a hedonist - is the leitmotif in its materials.

Enlightened hedonists treat it as a drink for all seasons.

They're hedonists, but without a shred of imagination, and they are dangerous.

He himself described his speech as having been a hedonist, a pest and a cheat.

Hedonists is not exactly the word for these folks, who cling to the margins of the film industry.

"Of course, he's not the only shameless hedonist in this cabin."

Tom was Harold's best friend and a devout hedonist, to boot.

And Krakow's hedonist economy may well suffer as a consequence.

He was equally known as a wit, gossip, world traveler and hedonist.