Sentence examples for frequent indulgence from inspiring English sources
It is the perk that comes with expense accounts, the silver tray that wakes lovers in the morning, and the frequent indulgence of the superspy James Bond.
And Lewis, in spite of his frequent indulgence of a damp and curlicued literary manner, clearly wants the ballad of Walter Selby to have a similar implacability.
The Easter egg hunt remains a highlight for many children today, but in a period of relative plenty for many people in the west, chocolate and new clothes are no longer a "special" treat, but a more frequent indulgence.
Mostly, I do a lot of walking, swim every chance I get, and eat salads to make up for my too-frequent indulgence in greasy snacks.
Stoppard, an eager re-writer, thanks Faber in an author's note to a later edition of one of his plays, for their indulgence of his frequent textual revisions for new productions.
Ḥāfeẓ's frequent references to behaviour that includes indulgence in wine drinking and flirtation with young cupbearers are sometimes taken as a direct reflection of his participation in the conviviality of the court of Shīrāz.
Whistler missed the express train to modernism when he moved from Paris to London, in the eighteen-sixties, and set up as a bad-boy darling of high society — suing John Ruskin for a negative review, volleying zingers with Oscar Wilde, and, having taxed the Victorians' scant indulgence of self-promoting upstarts, becoming a frequent laughingstock.
There were conferences with sympathetic bishops and brief periods of indulgence for Puritans to preach, but fines and imprisonment were frequent.
But the church does encourage frequent confession for growth in the spiritual life; hence, the renewed emphasis on the availability of indulgences that are attached to a sacramental confession.
