Sentence examples for indulgence afforded from inspiring English sources

They absolutely accept the account of sexual assault, and are weary of what they call the protection and indulgence afforded the football team.

In our mainstream publishing, the vast majority of story collections came from there, or are indulgences afforded only to big-name, home-grown authors.

If, despite his great popularity, Mr Uribe were unable to secure a high enough turnout, his would-be successors would have only a few weeks to secure a popular mandate.That is an indulgence Colombia cannot afford.

As for the Democrats, eight years of power took the edge off their hunger to a point where just enough of them decided that Al Gore wasn't sufficiently liberal and that the luxury of a vote for Ralph Nader was an indulgence they could afford.

Dining once a month in that 5 star hotel is no longer a fantasy but an indulgence you can afford.

While I agree with it in theory, we are never afforded such an indulgence.

So there was a particular urgency to Mr. Daschle's appeal for cooperation, when he said, "Polarized positions are an indulgence, an indulgence the Senate cannot afford and our nation will not tolerate".

A losing season has afforded them that small indulgence.

In the case of soap, he found that bathing was a ritual that afforded rare moments of personal indulgence, particularly before a romantic date ("You never can tell," explained one woman).

"Polarized positions are an indulgence, an indulgence that the Senate cannot afford and our nation will not tolerate".

The reason for all this is very simple – as austerity pinches the finances of TfL, Johnson's new wave conductors are an indulgence it can't afford.