Surely this selfish Taunton sybarite was the prosaic ideal of Hamlet's words:-

Rarely has the ruthlessness of the pure sybarite been so amply illustrated.

Perhaps it is, to the heaven of the modern sybarite, the ethical voluptuary.

Altogether the walk was not a pleasant one for the sybarite.

With all her devotion she was something of a sybarite and liked repose.

He had a sybarite's eye for beauty, and an intense admiration for it.

The luxurious sybarite could not help the stings of conscience, the odor he might.

Under Khaled's directions the group of sybarite youths took up their positions once more.

He was undoubtedly a sybarite, yet he evidently possessed rare energy and executive force.

To Marie it was more luxurious than a sybarite's jacuzzi.

He was not a sybarite, but he preferred the society of Mrs. Lansing's guests.

You know, my dear John, that I am a bit of a sybarite- agourmet

I can promise you a fair but by no means sybarite feast-goodmorning, Nicholas Vassilitsky.

Here and there a curtain of gaudy chintz, half drawn, marked the resting-place of a sybarite.

Is not the imperfect sybarite to be met with even in Paris itself, that intellectual metropolis?

This place made the old tower that M. Tynar lived in look like a sybarite's palace.