Sentence examples for during the decadence from inspiring English sources

During the decadence of the Ottoman Empire in the 19th century, Turkey acquired the unwelcome nickname "The sick man of Europe".

Interestingly, New York Times' writer Dan Bilefsky made a similar point yesterday: During the decadence of the Ottoman Empire in the 19th century, Turkey acquired the unwelcome nickname "The sick man of Europe".

By the time McPherson sold the place in 2000, the Country Club had become ground zero for the gay-friendly Marigny neighborhood in the summers and for visitors during the Southern Decadence festival and other gay New Orleans holidays.

"The decadence of Rome".

Reinject the decadence.

The decadence amid obscene affluence?

Mr. Dix would approve of the decadence.

It's all about the decadence and dust of India.

At a scene of cardsharps he exclaims, "Feel the decadence!

Then the paisley patterns on some of the pieces represent the decadence in India.

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