Sentence examples for such decadence from inspiring English sources

Such decadence need not be permanent, but neither can it be undone by political willpower alone.

Non-matches like this has become tend to induce such decadence.

Then, to counter such decadence, visit the Karl Marx Museum for a no-holds-barred history of communism.

For many Zimbabweans, there is nothing to celebrate, and opposition parties have condemned such decadence in an economy that is teetering on the edge of disaster.

Why would a 22-year-old want to live in such decadence, not to mention in a neighborhood whose residents include Hugh Hefner?

Such decadence would follow pretty much anything - one of the delights of having such a contrast of textures, but it would be particularly soothing after the spicy stew.

For them, abortion, gay marriage, and stem cells are signs of such moral decadence.

Doubles from $79, continental breakfast included Few bed-and-breakfast owners treat the breakfast half of the equation with such unabandoned decadence as Patrick and Karma Ashton.

And what better way to guarantee attention than promising an African utopia, free from homosexuals, pornography or any such moral decadence imported from the west?

Exhibitions of the rejected pieces, under titles such as "Decadence in Art", were launched in sixteen different cities by 1935.

Now the poor young exist in a sort of cultural jus made from many such reduced decadences, while those of us born between 1945 and 1961 keep on turning up the heat.