Sentence examples for of a decadent from inspiring English sources
"Icy Lake" is, in Gratton's words, "extremely controversial club," the result of "a decadent decade of partying".
'Icy Lake' is, in Jeffery's words, "extremely controversial club", the result of "a decadent decade of partying".
It also meant that gay men could be openly despised as symbols of a decadent society.
One, asked for the name of a decadent potato concoction (skordalia), just shrugged.
He added, "We are witnessing the toppling of a decadent, corrupt and ossified political system".
The extra long slightly coarse fur of Fox makes for a decadent massage.
Among them was the vice president of Shenzhen's Intermediate People's Court, who was accused of leading a "decadent lifestyle" and of trading favorable verdicts for money.
Anyway, what kind of monster gives you a taste of, say, a decadent, nutty Nicaraguan blend and then leaves you out in the cold?
Imagine a crackling fire, a fine glass of wine, a decadent meal, and no need to call for a taxi or grab your car keys.
Thomas Goppel, the head of the Bavarian conservative party's Christian Social Catholics, accused Titanic of behaving in a "decadent" manner.
