Sentence examples for decadence to from inspiring English sources

There's a certain decadence to that.

From 1920's decadence to racial fears to Balco.

Mom said, "You're joinin' DeCadence to sing at Berkeley". I can do an AMAZING impression of the Classic 90s Anime Female Villain.

"From its air of decadence to its prowling camera movements," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times, "this is a Claude Chabrol film from lurid start to surrealistic finish".

Boastful combatants post well-scripted videos to attract their foreign peers, promising heaven for those who leave their lives of Western decadence to become "martyrs".

Its packaging aligned him with the new mood of glamour and decadence to whose adherents, thanks largely to Bowie's enthusastic patronage, he became an object of veneration.

We need to change the paradigm in which the conversation of whether or not to have children shifts from selfish vs. unselfish and decadence vs. un-decadence, to where we respect each other's choices.

At the end, their struggle inspires others in the industry, and Ms. Query and her friend Decadence fly to Pennsylvania and Alaska to spread the word.

If this is horror, it's one closer to Poe's decadence than to Saw IV.

Why would a 22-year-old want to live in such decadence, not to mention in a neighborhood whose residents include Hugh Hefner?

I offer evidence of decadence not to damn him but merely to note that, living in an atmosphere of perpetual temptation, he has been vulnerable to it.