Sentence examples for indulge from inspiring English sources
The word "indulge" is correct and can be used in written English. It can be used to describe a person enjoying something, usually something that is pleasurable or enjoyable. For example: "She indulged in a hot bubble bath after a long day at work.".
But any irony involved in a coalition government that came to power pledging to scrap identity cards introducing a system of foreign residence permits will be lost as the political parties indulge in "a race to the bottom" over immigration.
Asked if Bueno should go to the national team, he grinned and grin that said don't be daft but let's indulge that for today.
From endless parties and family gatherings you feel obligated to attend, to the rich foods you regrettably indulge in, and the expensive presents you feel compelled to purchase but can't afford, it's a time of year engineered for consumption.
When Labour loses an election there is a tendency on the left to first indulge in the wisdom of hindsight, and then to project the party's failures eternally into the future.
As the trams had stopped and there was no one to be seen, he decided to indulge himself and began skipping down the road with three dangerous words on his lips.
The more they indulge in these tactics the better we should feel".
For the beautifully-shot Anton Corbijn-directed video (there's also an interactive experience available if you're interested), the band don some giant papier mache heads and indulge in some slightly hard to follow crime caper that involves a man dressed entirely in a suit made of broken mirrors.
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