YourDictionary

decadence sentence examples

  • Decadence of religious art from the intellectual to the sentimental.
  • There also looks to be a nice new place that's just opened called decadence.
  • And its moral decadence means a decay of conscience.
  • Decadence in a society.
  • Decadence of the times or the clinging comforts of the flesh.
  • Mizoguchi's serene visual style and meticulously detailed mise-en-scene captures the moral decadence and emotional brittleness of japan's post war society.
  • There was sexual decadence being advocated even by church leaders.
  • Decadence of the contemporary culture.
  • Now these men have all been very hot on western decadence.
  • Decadence of scientific liberalism.
  • Anything over 70 percent battery power is just pure decadence.
  • Decadence of the white races is clearly evident.
  • It is our belief that the cause of moral and cultural decadence is always in spiritual decadence.
  • Perhaps, in view of our ongoing social decadence, we have brought this upon ourselves.

The word usage examples above have been gathered from various sources to reflect current and historical usage. They do not represent the opinions of YourDictionary.com.

Learn more about decadence

link/cite print suggestion box