Sentence examples similar to indulgence of something from inspiring English sources

Over the course of the first few episodes, the show switches from a catalog of lighthearted indulgence to something like a countdown to bayou bankruptcy.

The audience also allows them the indulgence of playing something from their range of blue-eyed soul ballads, a slinky Look at Who We Are, before they conclude perfectly with a celebratory cover of Bruce Springsteen's Dancing in the Dark.

Many considered a fancy car a delightful self-indulgence rather than something to show off to others.

Occasionally, this grand indulgence of a gig does approach something like value for money.

Or perhaps, as one colleague argues to me, perhaps, like "god," a persistent indulgence of our infantile need to imagine something bigger and better than ourselves, if only to avoid facing up to the cold harsh reality that it's just us.

Like mani-pedis and bikini waxes before it, blowout service has gone from being an upper-class indulgence, or something attempted with iffy results in the privacy of one's bathroom, to an expected tenet of modern urban grooming.

No indulgence of the ego allowed.

An indulgence of the first order.

Russia is unhappy with Turkey's indulgence of Chechens.

I, conversely, am not against the indulgence of wheeled transport.

It seemed a dirty indulgence of her own.