Sentence examples for example of indulgence from inspiring English sources

Now he has admitted it's excessive and sets a bad example of indulgence and said his gambling days are over".

"That's an extreme example of self-indulgence," Mr. Holbrooke said, adding that colleagues had chided him for humiliating an envoy in front of his peers.

The only example of travel indulgence recorded against him was an inability to resist flying to the US on Concorde.

With a heaping helping of action alternating between brutal 80's horror and exhilarating 80's action, HIT TV is a pure example of stylistic indulgence.

This is an example of genetic indulgence, with far more tRNA genes than codons used, in contrast to the classical view of bacterial genomes being "lean".

Depending on the point of view, Ten Years After's impassioned performance in the "Woodstock" film is either seen as a watershed moment for hard rock or "the ultimate example of the self-indulgence of classic rock" because the song goes on and on, Priore said Wednesday.

Served throughout the conference were examples of Measured Indulgence pastries, prepared by Valrhona North America corporate pastry chef Derek Poirer and his team.

If President Clinton's affair with Monica S. Lewinsky had made him the ultimate example of baby-boomer self-indulgence, what better antidote than Mr. McCain's own tale of torture at the hands of the North Vietnamese?

No doubt there have been examples of inappropriate self-indulgence.

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