Sentence examples for indulgence into from inspiring English sources

One of the trio's strengths is how they reconcile these recondite tendencies with an equally unashamed crowd-pleasing streak, turning indulgence into pure hedonism.

The Aztecs spiced it up with cinnamon and chilli, and orange peel, too.' Anthony Bourdain, author of Kitchen Confidential, has a slightly cooler reaction to the sweet heat fix (it's big in the US): 'Jacking chocolate with chillies is a delightfully incendiary departure from the concept of chocolate as an indulgence, into the joyously sado-masochistic.' 13.

However, lately, there has been a change of tide with the island seeing old manor houses, country estates, long-abandoned fincas (farm-houses) revamped and renewed with pride and indulgence into lovely rural retreats for the island's growing community of tourists.

Biblical history as seen through Cold War era comic books, sculptural installations lifted directly from dreams, Hollywood backdrops featuring iconic superman and other cult heroes playfully cut up and swooping around the galleries, Shaw's work is an indulgence into strange, evocative imagery and things that just goofy.

The climatology of this area has been indulgenced into four seasons in a year, i.e., (1) summer (April May), (2) southwest (SW) monsoon (June September), (3) northeast (NE) monsoon (October December) and (4) post-monsoon (January March).

For a day of indulgence, book into the spa at recently refurbed Boulders resort, just outside Phoenix.

But without mindfulness about when we've had enough, indulgence spills into addiction.

And what leads people to take the plunge into a world of chemical indulgence in the first place?

Whether unlimited indulgences translate into a longer life for pets has yet to be measured.

In the aftermath of Vatican II, indulgences fell into general disuse — not because the Council intended to suppress them, but because the penitential system that gave indulgences their context and meaning was swept away with meatless Fridays.

There is still something resembling a bridge too far in this era Trump's first Health Secretary Tom Price was forced to resign after his own penchant for taxpayer-funded air travel, among other indulgences, spilled into the open.