Sentence examples for devised to indulge from inspiring English sources
LONDON — The French love a protest vote and the electoral system is devised to indulge them.
Governors were devised to prevent this.
A formula can be devised to distribute according to usage.
The rules are simple: to live instead of devising a lingering death, and to indulge untrammelled desire.
"As a court of law," he wrote, "ours is neither to devise ways in which to circumvent the opinions of the Supreme Court nor to indulge delay in the full implementation of the court's opinions".
The Christian Church rejected the Jewish "tradition of the elders" but for the most part continued to regard the Ten Commandments as ethically binding and devised new codes of practice, largely forgetting Paul's appeal to the liberty of the Spirit or viewing it as an invitation to indulge in allegory.
People will pay to indulge their fancies.
It's nice to indulge all that".
You cannot expect everyone to indulge you.
Need to indulge some more?
