The Protestant establishment had many failings, but it was not decadent.
Rather than keeping their distance, the two worlds of moral idealism and decadent debauchery were constantly in dialogue, often within the same person.
Peter would have been happy with a truce but Charles regarded himself as embarked on a Protestant crusade against a decadent, heretical Oriental for whom he had no respect.
Bring home good coffee or a decadent sweet.
When a guard showed him his nephew's verses, Mr Faludy sardonically dismissed them as decadent and counter-revolutionary.
Most of the fat will cook off, and you'll be left with a decadent-tasting treat that's sweet, savory, and healthy.
They were doomed, stuck in their decadent time.
I was in my indulge in wilful, their feelings, I was in my decadent, torture, and their punishment, I should not be punished the existence of love!
Our life, to know that warm and sweet, to do strong, trust and dignity. Do not decadent, emptiness and confusion, even look for reason to humiliate oneself, hurt yourself.
Your choices are numerous, but for something debonair try Platinum Club (ulica Fredry 6). It has a suitably decadent purple interior with retro touches.
He began and ended his career as a decadent, I suppose a reader of Walter Pater and Oscar Wilde.
But theirs is a decadent world where you have to be a rogue to survive.
Now Piye would witness the subjugation of decadent Egypt firsthand - "I shall let Lower Egypt taste the taste of my fingers," he would later write.
And Andrew Sullivan sounded like he wanted to round up "decadent" Gore voters on both coasts for the crime of having voted for the guy who actually got the most votes.
Many articles naturally sentimental mind sees it attributed to the trigger objects, then again a lot of rhetoric and beautiful romantic, sad, and yet too decadent, always makes me annoyed.
