Sentence examples for from indulgence from inspiring English sources

"One thing I think might be ignored in the literature is that it's OK to indulge and it's nice to feel pleasure from indulgence," she says.

Other dishes can suffer from indulgence.

Her collection of previously unseen works explores the complexity of human emotions, from gentleness to aggression, from indulgence to restraint.

What can explain this contemporary renaissance of the butler and the bachelor, apart from indulgence on the part of the Wodehouse estate?

The Lathams try everything from traditional psychology to homeopathy, from indulgence to tough love, in an attempt to give Michael a normal future.

Mr. Even sings lead vocals, pleading for respite on "Wooly," exhausted from indulgence on "Last Night (Vegas)." The music is shimmering and feathery, almost glam, but the melodies are mature.

Perhaps deep happiness, free from self-indulgence is something that can't be explained or evaluated from the outside.

Takeshi Kitano, another maverick director, bounced back from self-indulgence with the extravagantly violent and stylish Autoreiji (Outrage), a tale of struggle among Tokyo crime families.

Prosperity waits to be salvaged from a wasteful consumerism, a sense of belonging from a degraded individualism, and disciplined restraint from self-indulgence.

Jon Pareles offers hope that pop musicians, having rallied with benefit concerts in the short run, may respond thoughtfully to the crisis in the coming months, offering a welcome respite from self-indulgence.

He suggests that the country's current economic woes are the result of a drop in consumer spending that reflects a post-9/11 "turning away from self-indulgence and material things" -- never mind the drop in the stock market or rising unemployment.