Sentence examples similar to can decadence from inspiring English sources
In some respects, the notion of decadence was as integral as decadence itself.
On one level, the Hirst à Gogo is a blatant promotion of both the Hirst and Gagosian brands, and a sitting-duck symbol of the end-time, we're-doing-this-because-we-can decadence that has subsumed so much of the art world — yet another instance of money celebrating itself.
We can hardly ask the rest of the world to join us in a race of competitive decadence.
To the utopians of secularism, the Irish experience should be a reminder that the waning of a powerful religious tradition can breed decadence as well as liberation.
Red wine can convey decadence and indulgence, a character who enjoys the finer things in life.
Luxuriating in a two-movie afternoon was the closest thing to decadence a 13-year-old can achieve.
To write it down like this might make it sound slightly embarrassing, and there's certainly something decadent about it all, but without the camp indulgences that can sometimes make decadence so appealing.
Mishandled decadence can seem cautionary.
A steady diet of decadence can get pretty boring, or worse.
To think that we, who sometimes regard ourselves as victims of terminal sexual sophistication and decadence, can still be shocked by the sexual morass and disposition of 18th-century aristocratic France.
