Over all, "Don't Make Me Laugh" is an indulgence for adults: that banana split, but ordered up wisely, without the whipped cream.
It's worth emphasizing that the "meth diet," to the extent that it exists, is an indulgence for a select few in North Korea.
Pie is an indulgence often saved for holiday time.
Others are less keen, suggesting that the dining requirement is an indulgence too far for an upper-class-dominated profession (two-thirds of barristers are privately educated and 82% went to Oxbridge).
"I'm afraid hope is an indulgence I don't have time for," one of the human commanders says.
While slurping soda pop was (and is) purely discretionary, way back when, it was an indulgence small enough that many paid for the privilege, even in tough times.
As with the Rosary, the Chaplet of Divine Mercy is an indulgence prayer (see the Marians website for details).
It used to be a permitted indulgence for the All-Ireland champions to turn up for the new season playing like a hungover team – very often, literally a hungover team.
The final program, on June 1 and 2, will be a sentimental indulgence for Mr. Levine: Songs from four Kurt Weill musicals, including "Lost in the Stars," which Mr. Levine conducted on Broadway.
It is an expensive indulgence for the designers, as well as the customers.
