Sentence examples for decadent from inspiring English sources

According to this view, the past decadent decade will give way to a new era of thrift, reminiscent of the strait-laced 1950s.Will American consumers pick up where they left off two years ago, or 50 years ago?

After all, Mr Ghannouchi lived for a couple of decades in the decadent atmosphere of Londonistan, to use a French pejorative.

Dear God, do the decadent whims of our royal family – and, indeed, certain singer-songwriters' thirst for lucrative "private gigs" – know no bounds?

I didn't know I had a decadent jaw".

"It'll be something I haven't thought of that recommends me for those kind of roles, like my decadent jaw, which I was unaware of.

She was more decadent than ever in Too Late for Tears (1949), having killed two husbands because she wanted "to move out of the ranks of the middle-class poor".

Eventually, the likes of Iggy Pop and David Bowie gave Berlin an international visibility as a glamorous and decadent location, but all of this was on the surface.

Only burned decadent kulaks and enemies of people".

There, we can cast our eyes over an image that sums up a lost era, more outrageous and decadent than our own.

Its 24 colourful rooms (£66 B&B) with chandeliers, parquet floor and beautiful quilts, take up the fifth-floor of an apartment block in downtown Cairo and, along with decadent salons and a dining room, are accessed by an old wrought-iron lift.

Not that this always works, after particular Instagram accounts and types of photos were blocked the company retaliated by using an encryption method which enabled all content to be viewed, including the decadent Rich Kids of Tehran account.