Sentence examples for excess indulgence from inspiring English sources

The film is a rollercoaster yarn of excess, indulgence, fear and loathing in the cash-engorged British music industry of the 1990s.

"After an era of excess indulgence, we're now entering a prolonged period of conservation," said John A. Casesa of the consulting firm Casesa Shapiro Group.

Waste, excess and indulgence don't play in Deakins' world.

In the American photographs, the band have an innocence not yet eclipsed by an excess of indulgence and success.

Once maligned for its sprawl, excess and indulgence, the 70's avant-garde is now widely admired for those very qualities.

The authors said these childhood experiences are often overlooked in discussions about musicians who abuse drugs or alcohol, or who commit suicide, as journalists and researchers tend to focus instead on excess and indulgence in the music industry and the pressures of celebrity as causes.

Similar jokes about excess and indulgence could be found throughout the fair, from Luis Gispert's photograph of the interior of a sports car wallpapered in unauthorized, green Louis Vuitton logos, to Gimhongsok's redo of a Jeff Koons balloon dog done in metal castings of garbage bags at the booth shared by Kukje Gallery and Tina Kim Gallery from Seoul.

It is the now-clichéd litany of excess and indulgence, leavened with a few lordly footnotes of charity and good work as if the biggest crooks of our time really did have it all — more pilfered riches than Croesus and the grateful respect of the little people for their generosity as well.

Private property, especially a home, is a crystallization of the hard work of American families, a symbol of our individualism and energy and pride, a source of security rather than a mechanism for excess and indulgence.

Vegas is promoting excess and indulgence, and then you see a show which is performed by professionals who -- well, even the fat tightrope walker couldn't have sported a hangover the way he hopped across the wire.

Ms. Snyder is doing this better than ever, with a sense of restraint and economy that helpfully brakes her tendency toward excess and self-indulgence.