Sentence examples for final decadence from inspiring English sources
The one they really couldn't stand was Touch of Evil, because that showed the final decadence of capitalism".
Hot, brittle wisps of fried potato in a salad may be the final decadence of the age, but they certainly make a chewy, tasty contribution to a plate of sauteed wild mushrooms tossed with a huge assortment of rough, tender and bitter greens.
Novels in English translation include Trætte mænd (1891; Weary Men), about the decadence of European society in the final decades of the 19th century, and Fred (1892; Peace), depicting the religious beliefs and economic difficulties of the Norwegian peasant.
A spoon of freshly whipped cream — unsweetened, because most white chocolate has plenty of sweetness on its own — gives it one last dash of decadence, and a final dusting of ground cinnamon sends spicy, comfort-fueled aromas right to the pleasure center of your brain.
Think of it as a final pained wail of decadence and creative freedom before the iron fist of fascism resumes its stranglehold on the continent.
Perhaps Cannes is the last bastion of dignified decadence".
The final impression was one of deeply entrenched decadence.
It's called progressive taxation, and, tattered though it is, it's the only thing standing between us and a final descent into pure late-Roman-Empire-type plutocratic decadence.
In the final gallery, meanwhile, a wall of deep purple is hung on one side with four lurid lithographs of social decadence by Dix, including "Nocturnal Apparition," which suggests a streetwalker with a skull's head.
