Sentence examples for indulgence from from inspiring English sources

An orbit of indulgence, from massage in Chiang Mai to feasting in Fiji?

Lula will hope that his sweeping electoral mandate will buy a longer indulgence from voters and PT radicals alike.

He had his D.J. play Peter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes," then wandered around the stage, singing along, asking for indulgence from the small but rabid crowd.

Some foods were too distinctive to be perceived as much else: it would require an ocean-size amount of indulgence from me to imagine that fresh-squeezed grapefruit juice, even when placed in a wine tumbler, was anything but.

The only difference is everyone wears a suit, there are no exams at the end of the week and unlike at university the fringes (seminars) also lay on food to help the over indulgence from the day before.

Surely the farce of prohibition, the collective indulgence from 1919 to 1933 which was futility at great expense to both life and the nation's purse, should have taught America something about humanity's will to inebriate itself.

There's no pressing story to tell, or even especially vital achievement to record, so the film probably counts as bit of self-indulgence from Hawke, but it's got a very good heart.

The show finished with a rare moment of starry self-indulgence from the New Jersey boy: a live set from Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, starting with, at Stewart's request, Land of Hope and Dreams before segueing into Born to Run.

We must ask whether it is the result of a massive shift in the psychology of our nation that some argue grew out of the excesses of the 1960's, a shift from self-reliance to indulgence and dependence, from caring to self-indulgence, from public accountability to public abdication and chaos".

The new lounge is a brilliant if gimmicky new idea in night-life indulgences from the guys behind two other bottle-service clubs, the Eldridge and The Yard — Jason Lawrence, Cole Bernard and Eric Unger.

And a cap-and-trade system sounds "a bit like buying indulgences from the ancient church," he told the Wall Street Journal.Mr Huckabee's ideas on health care are considerably sounder, and he sells them deftly.