Sentence examples for does not indulge himself from inspiring English sources
And he does not indulge himself after touchdowns, either.
"Kamasutra" reads: The man who is well-taught and expert in this text pays attention to religion and power; he does not indulge himself too much in passion, and so he succeeds when he plays the part of a lover.
He doesn't indulge himself by comparing his own formidable intelligence to President Bush's more modest gifts in that department.
He's got a keen concern for the actual people who actually live in Nevada and doesn't indulge himself with pointless mystification of the political process.
NEIL DRYSDALE did not indulge himself in a premonition of terror when the day stayed sodden and the dampness lingered in a surface that would be officially labeled as good.
It seemed almost defiantly banal... Clinton had maintained a purposeful reserve throughout: he didn't indulge himself; he never lost control of his emotions.
There, he quickly became a well-known critical voice, writing for several newspapers and diving into the glamorous hedonism of the '60s London, an experience that confirmed him in a kind of counter-counterculturalism — not that he didn't indulge himself during those years.
But that's not to say that she doesn't indulge herself every now and then.
Spero does not indulge in gratuitous violence, but he doesn't think twice about defending himself.
