The indulgence of this sort of depravity goes to, and comes from, the top.
But get through it I did, and the rest of the week, thanks to the magnificent indulgence of this gentle vessel and the attention of its dedicated crew.
As an anecdotalist of high culture and the battles of the titans, Steiner has few peers, as readers of his copious essays in the TLS will (often grudgingly) acknowledge, and this book is a prolonged indulgence of this particular passion.
Her first public indulgence of this interest was in 2006 when she founded Arse End of Ireland, a blog in which she adopted the persona of Sweary Lady in order to offer dispatches from the frontline of an impoverished community on a Galway council estate.
In "Ketchikan," a 30-year-old Roy returns to his Alaskan hometown and, after listing its many eccentricities, notes, "This was overwrought, but it seemed in keeping with the indulgence of this trip, with the extravagance of an attempted return to childhood".
The crowd is indulged with such frivolities as reality TV and sitcoms, bestsellers, and the conformity of fads, which encourages competitiveness, and often an extreme focus on fun and exhibitionism with rarely a moment for reflection while a little indulgence of this sort is entertaining, it rarely shows us the deeper meaning of life and how to find our own sense of direction.
Once Leo accidentally heard a record of Beethoven's Seventh & enjoyed this indulgence of the senses in a way he felt sure wasn't proper.
Unfortunately, all this indulgence of the Media Barons has created toxic levels of consolidation that, among other problems, has left the retrans system totally broken.
This indulgence of the 'child of the mother's natal village' among the Ubang is demonstrated by the extravagant manner in which a nwang oshie plucks all kinds of fruit from the family economic trees when s/he visits the mother's patrilineage.
But the self-indulgence of this bunch is unsurpassed since the court of Titipu in The Mikado.
