Sentence examples for after decadence from inspiring English sources

After decadence, there can be no civilisation; after debauchery, no romance.

IN a city like Miami Beach, notorious for after-dark decadence, it should come as no surprise that nightlife has found its daytime equivalent -- at hotel pools and beach clubs.

Although it had a working title of Decade of Decadence, it would be released as Decade of Aggression after Mötley Crüe copyrighted the name on their 1991 greatest hits album.

After conjuring the decadence of the nineteen-seventies porno scene in the clothes for "Boogie Nights," he said, he was in danger of becoming "that seventies guy".

That the Celebrant should clear the air with a single swipe on the open strings of his guitar expressed clearly what this MASS was going to be about: modernist music would express "Life After the Bomb," decadence, agnosticism; tonal music would express innocence, faith, rebirth.

He and Emily are initiated into the ways of rock 'n' roll decadence at an after-hours party followed by a hotel-room orgy on the night of his triumphant debut.

After the senior week decadence ends, Wescam's confidential database is trashed; the system is dormant until the next spring.

In 1978, cinemas were burned to the ground after images of American decadence were shown on screen.

But besides adding another layer of fun — and decadence — couples say that after-parties allow for more time to spend with guests in a less formal, not to mention less formulaic, atmosphere.

In 1722, after a long period of decadence, the gentle and alcoholic Shah Hussein capitulated to an Afghan raiding party from Kandahar under Mir Mahmud.

Speakeasy after hours New York vibes with decadence and debauchery. .