Time and time and time again you see that voice destroyed by drugs, self-indulgence, stupidity and sell-outs.
He talked about the early-60s, and the idealism of the generation that had seen World War II, the idealism of the generation that marched in jacket and ties, the idealism of a generation whose activism was relatively unmarked by drug use and self-indulgence.
On his return to the US, he plunged into alcohol, drugs and unbridled sexual indulgence.
The Kennedy clan is a sturdy, time-tested manufactory of scandal swept under any number of well-appointed rugs, from the grim and boozy exploits of Edward Kennedy to the notorious drug-and-sex indulgences of JFK.
Anderson revels in the absurd clash of period details: the prodigious countercultural indulgence in sex, drugs, and protest, the raw menace of neo-Nazi bikers, and the punitive moralism of establishment authorities.
Today, I know he would not agree the AIDS virus Chuck Gomez has successfully kept at bay for over 20 years was "self-induced" by an indulgence equal to cigarettes, drugs or alcohol.
Although a rock 'n' roll lifestyle practically preaches indulgence of booze and drugs, Simmons said he went against the grain — for his mother, who survived a Nazi concentration camp while many in her family did not.
(After years of indulgence, she found the one drug she really needed, Zoloft, and gave up everything except Champagne).
A few years later, he made headlines for alleged indulgences in drugs and prostitutes, and for an underground "lair" on his estate.
In these data, no attempt was made to differentiate infectious AGI from other causes such as food allergies or intolerances, over-indulgence of drugs or alcohol, or other causes of AGI.
