Was her indulgence of her family the only form of rebellion she could allow?
In a typically ill-fated scheme, one of his characters, a demoralized aid worker in Sierra Leone, sets up a sewing co-op for women who have lost arms in the savage "chopping" campaigns of their country's civil war: "She couldn't save them, she couldn't save anyone but herself, which made her presence here the worst sort of self-indulgence, her mission a long-running fantasy".
Back in March, HuffPost LA had the opportunity to get to know Felix and learn about her training style, her indulgences, her hopes for this year's Olympic Games and, of course, all the hype.
Their look of adoration in the Führer's presence, and (as her rivals saw it) his indulgence of her every whim, fuelled rumors of a Valhallan romance, which heightened curiosity about her in Germany and abroad.
It seemed a dirty indulgence of her own.
Hannah is an aspiring writer coasting, till now, on the indulgence of her parents.
Ultimately, Jennifer's life of paternal indulgence left her unprepared for a world full of men who are not Cary Grant.
The one indulgence of her "frugal rich" parents was foreign travel; they favored vigorous mountain hiking trips — an activity that became a Wordsworthian passion for Rosalind.
Fanny's indulgence toward her husband is broken by signs of brittle exasperation and resentment that their circumstances should be so reduced.
The one indulgence of her "frugal rich" parents was foreign travel; they favored vigorous mountain hiking trips an activity that became a Wordsworthian passion for Rosalind.
Don raises his eyebrows at this and we see that his willingness to accept Megan's indulgence of her own interests is limited.
