Приклади вживання Decadent Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Previously were decadent.
This is a decadent society on the verge of total collapse.
The Berlin of the Thirties-- decadent.
But even a decadent West is probably stronger than this.
It was worth every decadent calorie.
He believes the west is weak, hypocritical and decadent.
You should see their decadent dessert menu.
History shows that leisured aristocracies tend to become decadent.
Sometimes you really want something decadent and maybe not so healthy.
The old romances were not welcomed, their themes were considered"decadent".
The Young Turks saw the Empire as decadent and weak and in need of modernisation.
He is a faithful believer in the weakness of the“decadent West”;
Detective can identify immediately as decadent Victorian and neo-romantic hero.
It seemed that it was not necessary to run ahead, accelerating the wave of decadent sentiment.
Wear as is to be deliciously decadent or wear over a skinny satin slip to create mystery.
Com whether they are private, free or any of the other decadent shows available.
Their pessimistic, decadent moods were reflected in the series Tavern Moscow(1921- 24) and in the poem The Black Man(1925).
It immediately gives the feeling of a special and ancient decadent spirit in the whole space.
Then there's the decadent cream sauce, which tastes indulgent but is primarily composed of chicken broth with just a bit of heavy cream added for richness.
They usually say this when theyare afraid to directly name the cause of the decadent mood and longing.
Both depict the West as grim, divided, brutal, decadent, overrun with violent immigrants and unstable.
Children and youth, within the proper education,need to be warned against the destructive consequences of decadent culture.
And no wonder: Immigrants have“plundered” America,thanks to“decadent and narcissistic” politicians who refuse to“defend the nation.”.
Puritans in America banned any celebrations of Christmas from 1659-1681 as they regarded it as a decadent Catholic holiday.
For example, the emperor Hirohito, instead of sinking into decadent hedonism, devoted himself to marine biology, a field in which he became distinguished.
Choose the decadent scarlet Moulin Rouge room, featuring feathers and theatrical costumes, or for pared-down chic, go for the crystal-encrusted Snow Queen's chamber.
In the revolutionary revolution,the artist saw the power to free art from its hatred of decadent brokenness, falsehood and hypocrisy.
This was preceded by a decadent process in the last century, particularly by the promotion of paganism through yoga, Zen and martial arts associated with pagan meditation.
A convinced communist, the artist gave it to the Soviet Union, but our officials did not appreciate the work,categorizing them as“samples of decadent bourgeois art.”.