Sentence examples for show decadence from inspiring English sources

But it does fascinate me - how do you show decadence onscreen?

Beginning, forebodingly, with an aeriest, which hinted at award show decadence, the dancer-acrobatics throughout the song closed in one Abel Tesfaye, heightening the tension in the song.

As the song reaches the five-minute mark, speeds up and suddenly turns into a full-on disco number, the Duke shows his decadence in another line that impressed the 16-year-old me no end: "It's not the side-effects of the cocaine – I'm thinking that it must be love".

If you wanna partake in all the decadence, show up at Balanca's Pyro Room ("a place for everyone regardless of lifestyles, ethnicity, or sexual preference") tomorrow at 6 PM sharp, dressed in something black/sexy/bondage/goth/leather.

"Failure would have shown the total decadence of our society, and in the avoidance of failure we can now at least maintain hope for a better world.

Yet the artists showing us this decadence are wonderfully competent; the haunting choral music they choose to heighten the pathos declares their sophistication.

The one they really couldn't stand was Touch of Evil, because that showed the final decadence of capitalism".

The show notes said: "Rebellious Decadence".

Who would have expected Rai Kawakubo to come out with the word "decadence" and show a Comme des Garçons collection filled with lush silk fabrics that flowed to the feet — as pants or skirts — from under slim tailoring?

The collection showed not merely the decadence of Galician-Portuguese troubadours but also the stirrings of more-intellectual poetry incorporating symbol, allegory, and Classical allusions in the treatment of moral, philosophical, and political themes.

Behind a shopping mall, tucked into the corner of the South Street Seaport, is Spiegelworld, which is presenting among its acts a family-unfriendly one-ring circus featuring two separate shows that translate European decadence into a raunchy American aesthetic.