Sentence examples for scent of decadence from inspiring English sources

There is a sweet scent of decadence about many of these movies, which include three of the new Warner titles.

Edge: a Decade of Decadence, a DVD documentary of Copeland's life, was released in December 2008.

As for the time (the summer of '63), well, it's in the salad days of Swinging England, innit?, when a heady new sense of license scents the air, but the full rot of decadence hasn't set in.

A rare combination of decadence (think of the overpowering scent of truffle mingling with lobster) and informal without seeming slouchy, Union is part of a national wave of high-end Italian restaurants doing spectacular takes on handmade pasta, velvety risottos and puffy gnocchi.

Yet another sign of decadence.

She cultivated a spirit of decadence.

Still, the whiff of decadence is strong.

It's absolutely the pinnacle of decadence.

In some respects, the notion of decadence was as integral as decadence itself.

"I couldn't believe the depth of decadence.

After all, this was a century of decadence.