Sentence examples for kind of decadent from inspiring English sources

This outcome, on the other hand, showed Chelsea that flair is not some kind of decadent luxury.

What remained was a kind of decadent residue that occasionally burst to the surface through the remainder of his life, and a shaping memory of the contest between Apollo and Dionysus that also stayed with him for ever.

This car is striking enough without the bling, and heated seats always strike me as kind of decadent.

Scott Harrison is the founder of Charity: Water an organization he founded after waking up to the realization he was living a "dark, kind of decadent selfish existence" as a nightclub promoter whose life revolved around getting "people wasted for a living".

No wonder we've seen weeks of the kind of decadent television the Food Network has come to embody.

And though knocking New York as some kind of decadent coastal metropolis may play well in deep red states, Cruz's line of attack is unlikely to find a very receptive audience among the New York voters he's now courting.

I also considered pulling out, as if by accident, the book of poems I'd published when I was studying in Moscow, whose foreword stated, in black and white, that I had been influenced by certain kinds of decadent literature.

It's kind of edgy, decadent and punk," Ljung said.

Cabaret is drenched in the sexiest kind of cynicism and decadent despair: it is Nero's fiddle, scraping and squawking in the 20th century.

"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.

"When you're talking about the Roman Empire, you're talking about the cradle of fascism," Mr. Max said, adding that the marriage of classical and 20th-century totalitarian styles lent the film "a kind of romance, which was decadent at the same time".