Sentence examples for decadence out of from inspiring English sources

PAGE A22 Op-Ed DAVID BROOKS The country's moral guardians are forever looking for decadence out of Hollywood and reality TV.

The critic at Queen was a little more sympathetic to what he summed up as "a Charles Lamb tale of the sick 1960s" but felt that Marowitz had largely failed: "Trying to whip up jaded appetites with red-hot pokers sizzling out eyes - part of a whole repertoire of blood effects - spell out the decadence instead of the purity of Artaud's influence".

The louche glamour, with more than a hint of decadence, kicked "grunge" out of fashion and made history in terms of brand identity and visual daring.

A flush new look for a life of freewheeling decadence, for stepping out of red sports cars with teased hair and a rolled-up hundred in your lipstick case.

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

She had lived beyond her means, but not out of decadence.

Despite the decadence of this period, a number of developments offered promise for the future.

Fundamentalist groups opposed to the Saudi policy of cool cooperation with the West send out streams of e-mails each day accusing the royals of corruption and decadence.

As I've written, the intellectuals of 1914 didn't want the moral equivalent of war; they wanted war as a way of driving out moral equivalence, of ending relativism and decadence and materialism.

The first satire censures literary tastes of the day, reflecting the decadence of national morals.

The decadence of 17th- and 18th-century ironwork paralleled that of architecture.