More than any other player, however, Vitas Gerulaitis -- a leonine post-hippie hipster from Queens -- exemplified the disco-era decadence of the decade.
Today we have abandoned the glamour and decadence of the decade and replaced the scandalous with the sensational.
Because it's the decadence of the rich aristocrat people just doing what the hell they want".
The decadence of the unbending Trao family is repeatedly contrasted with the honesty, strength, vitality, ingenuity, and ambition of Gesualdo.
Dunga was never really a part of this, but rather a reaction to the perceived decadence of the 2006 campaign.
Among his several thousand snaps are images of friends, lovers, cool cars, gorgeous sunsets, all of which wonderfully capture the hazy decadence of the era.
The family adhered firmly to Yoritomo's dictum that the simple warrior life would best preserve this class from the pervasive decadence of the Kyōto aristocracy.
Krleža's dramatic trilogy Glembajevi (1932; "The Glembaj Family") is an indictment of the decadence of the Croatian bourgeoisie under the rule of Austria-Hungary.
In the long, subsequent decadence of the Mycenaean age, however, there seems to have been no invention, and later pieces of goldsmiths' work repeat conventional forms and ornaments.
And the decadence of the provinces is less advanced than it is in Paris, where it's always on the cutting edge".
"Robespierre in particular believed fervently that outright atheism was a trait spawned in the decadence of the aristocratic salons of the Old Regime," Andress writes.
