Sentence examples for a model of decadence from inspiring English sources

It is a model of decadence.

The story, based on a novel by Anatole France, mixes sentimental religiosity with Orientalist decadence; Massenet's music is varied, tuneful, and a model of craft.

Edge: a Decade of Decadence, a DVD documentary of Copeland's life, was released in December 2008.

For Manet, a picnic is a sly image of decadence and corruption.

In the 1891 play "Salomé," Wilde expands a Biblical anecdote into a sumptuous panorama of decadence.

She cultivated a spirit of decadence.

After all, this was a century of decadence.

You call this a life of decadence, Mr Trump?

The late Middle Ages in Europe was a time of decadence and regeneration.

All portray it as a place of decadence and depravity.

Andriessen summons up a panorama of decadence, agony, and almost insolent joy.