Sentence examples for degree of indulgence from inspiring English sources

The Marxists texts still adorn the bookshelves but the need for comfort has allowed a degree of indulgence to creep in.

Suárez already knew that Liverpool's management supported him – or, as many neutrals would put it, exhibited an extraordinary degree of indulgence – when his own behaviour was found wanting.

In addition, there are signs that temporary separation from her long-term partner has led to a degree of self-indulgence.

Although he observed "some degree of self-indulgence", Andrew Nosnitsky of Spin found the album's production "surprisingly cohesive" and commented that Lamar "manages to hold everything together in the midst of such chaos through sheer craftsmanship".

Service is polished and thoughtful to the point of indulgence.

Sadly, it turned out that marrying this degree of raffish self-indulgence to Princess Margaret's sense of the done thing (particularly when it came to royal protocol) was an unsustainable task.

It's simple enough to see creative writing degrees as merely matter of indulgence; to say that we students enter into these courses "for the love of it", because "there's nothing else in the world we could be doing".

The Declaration of Indulgence with its granting of a degree of religious liberty to those other than members of the Church of England was even more unpopular with the Anglican-dominated Cavalier Parliament.

Is a classics degree an indulgence?

Join us for an evening of indulgence!

Letter of indulgence: Gottfried, Bishop of Wuerzburg grants an indulgence for donations to the monastery of Amorbach.