This is a valid phrase to use in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to someone having too much of something, such as indulging in a particular activity, food, behavior, and so on. For example, "She indulged too much in her favorite snacks, so now she is trying to lose the weight she gained."
The industrial and political barons may have the same ambitions for their sport of sports, but even Gianni Agnelli once admitted to this writer: "I have been spoiled with great players, fine players, and maybe I have indulged too much".
Still, the bloody mary captures a number of qualities that suggest matinee drinking: savoriness, spiciness, the presence of healthy fruits and vegetables that can convince the drinker who has indulged too much the night before that she is returning to sensible modes of consumption.
"I never indulged too much.
There are deductions such as state and local income taxes and real estate taxes that may be deductible under regular tax computation procedures, but they may not be deductible when the IRS determines that you have indulged too much on those deductions and throws you into the 26% or 28% barbaric version of a flat tax.
Do not drive any vehicle or machinery if you have indulged too much or had any other alcoholic drinks along with the ice cream!
This style demanded that I project an image of rationality but not indulge too much in actual reasoning.
This one is a specialty of St.-Tropez on the French Riviera, but anyone who wants to wear a bikini on the beach may be advised not to indulge too much.
As an historic naval port, Portsmouth has never seen the need to indulge too much in glary fairground thrills but last weekend it was the scene of sporting rollercoaster rides and merry-go-rounds.
"Trying not to over-indulge too much and keeping active over the holidays might help a little when it comes to avoiding a nasty shock on the scales and a lot of hard work in the new year," she said.
He need not have worried about indulging too much in an act of self-display, because his voice isn't really in there at all; the voice in which the fictional Deng tells his story has a flat, parable-like simplicity, simultaneously monotonous, innocent and beguiling.
The almost 5-year-old wine bar is unpretentious and fun, and if you indulge too much, there's a swell little hotel upstairs (but probably already booked).
