But, despite her wealth, her only apparent major indulgence is a vintage car, a monster Mitsubishi from the nineteen-seventies, which attracts the kind of stares in Tokyo that her clothes attract in Houston.
It was my major indulgence in building the house.
They seem to have allowed their children one major indulgence: They could invite into their home newts, bats, salamanders, hedgehogs, mice, rats and rabbits, many of whom were painstakingly drawn, given names later immortalized in Potter's books (including Benjamin H. Bouncer and Peter), cherished as friends, and sometimes posthumously boiled to reveal their skeletons.
His major indulgences are his red Ferrari 360 Spider convertible, which costs $240,000, his collection of guitars and the time he spends with his 7-year-old daughter, Giselle.
That's right; minor become major indulgences.
Spurning a major carbon-free energy source is an irrational indulgence that no nation can afford in the fight against global warming.
Two interviewees reported that consuming delicious food plays a major role for aged people because they love to enjoy indulgence as same as young people do.
Crabtree & Evelyn just went through a major redesign at South Coast Plaza, and it's celebrating by hosting a Day of Indulgence on Saturday.
If yoga is about detaching from the selfish desires of the ego, and narcissism is about the indulgence of the ego, then I think we've found a major contradiction at the center of the current yoga paradigm.
That's why we don't want to entrust national security, corporate finances, or leadership of a major enterprise to people who can't put institutional interests above personal indulgences or turn in an honest expense report.
