Sentence examples for sense of decay from inspiring English sources

Yet there was a sense of decay about them at the Allianz Arena and the warning signs had been present when they were beaten by Milan and Real Madrid in February.

The driving and shooting is fun, but the real star of the game is the city itself, rendered with a loving sense of decay and populated with perhaps the best cast of dysfunctional characters to grace a pixel.

But then, almost immediately, there was a sense of decay and delirium as the shell dresses were shattered, and other models, with taxidermied birds on their heads or shoulders, swanned out in feathered skirts jutting eccentrically away from their bodies, as if in some bird-kingdom display of courtship.

Instead of reverent people paying homage to the national achievements, there's a sense of decay.

There's no solid story here, just a bunch of lost/evil souls and a sense of decay.

"The traditional ghost story is often inspired by folklore and a sense of decaying history, and is similar in tone to the Gothic novels that came before it.

The sense of social decay that pervades his novels is visible in his photographs.

Visually, Arkham City conveys a delightfully dark sense of madcap decay.

The surrounding walls are now no longer essential to keep out the sense of urban decay that once had a grip on the district.

Though "Hard Times" had a lovely and sophisticated sense of ambient decay, there was nowhere for it to go after the first 20 minutes.

The scale of the set is just so infantilizing, this cold, skeletal palace, the sense of bloodless decay everywhere, all that iconography of leadership, those weapons of formalized violence, and a sole piano.