I really do love drawing, and I was saving up for a $3,000 Surface Studio to help indulge that hobby.
Their chats about food inspired the actors so much, they helped indulge each other's cravings when they were done shooting the movie.
She's like Billie Holiday, serving up suffering so delicious we can't help indulging.
It's somehow very entertaining, and its bizarre, in-your-face anachronisms are carried off with such insouciance, such cheerful effrontery, that you can't help indulging them.
The House majority leader, Richard K. Armey, a man from North Dakota with Texas in his swagger, cannot help indulging in a hokey fishing tale or two when he is in a cheery mood.
Mitt Romney's speech, on the final night of the G.O.P. convention last week, was so nutty that I can't help indulging in a fond look back at it before it recedes forever into the mists of time.
It's funny how Ellen was capable of dealing with Cavil's plotting, but now she's back on more familiar ground, she just can't help indulging her worst nature – you'd think she might have learned something over all those centuries!
By Hendrik Hertzberg September 8, 2008 Mitt Romney's speech, on the final night of the G.O.P. convention last week, was so nutty that I can't help indulging in a fond look back at it before it recedes forever into the mists of time.
So while another nation may help Kim indulge his hankering for French vintages, there will be no -- repeat, no -- Samuel Adams beer on Kim's table this season.
The Red Sox have a one-and-a-half-game lead in the American League wild-card race, but having chopped off more than half of the Yankees' 10 1/2-game lead in the past two weeks, they cannot help but indulge in bigger thoughts, particularly since the teams will meet six times in September.
