Sentence examples for little decadence from inspiring English sources

IT could be all of those prim ladylike looks, or perhaps the plethora of camel, but somehow a little decadence doesn't seem that dirty anymore.

There's a little decadence at hand in this week's City Kitchen column, but worry not — that's what New Year's resolutions are for.

The name is even borrowed from the yellow-and-black sign that towers above the space, advertising a now-defunct chicken restaurant.There's little decadence at Hot Bird, but for New Yorkers without backyards of their own, it'll do.

It soon became the respective landing and launching ports for Europeans with a penchant for exoticism, as well as disillusioned Chinese who wanted a little Western decadence.

The changing rooms feature little touches of decadence.

"It says, 'Place to eat.' " The bar is black rubber because, he says, "I wanted there to be a little bit of decadence".

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And in the face of urgent threats to our persons and nation, perhaps, we are no longer so alarmed by these little outbreaks of cultural decadence.

— and its short slide into decadence.

The wild plot teeters as it ascends to its Grand Guignol climax – a little too in love with the decadence and grand hotels it ultimately condemns, but the point is that decadence itself is not our problem so much as the fact that we can never all practise it.

But a lot has happened since, and conspicuous decadence is wearing a little thin.