Sentence examples for indulgence of time from inspiring English sources

This indulgence of time, like cheap pints, lie-ins and days spent sitting in the sun with a book on your lap, will never trouble you again without coming under the guise of "annual leave".

It might be objected that "slow travel" is just an indulgence of the time and cash-rich.

Why, you ask? Nope, it's not the lack of sleep and over indulgence of party-times from last week.

"At first it felt like an indulgence, a waste of time," writes McKeown.

This type of tablet contained specific prayers whose recitation in front of a particular image or in the church was believed to attract an indulgence, or remission of time in Purgatory.

"Cold Fact" is a trim record that escapes the indulgences of the time (and the songwriter) by keeping everything brief and to the point.

For all the instability and over-indulgence of the times in which they were produced, they turn out to have aged, in the main, surprisingly well.

Sleep may seem like an indulgence this time of year, but it is essential to good health and a positive holiday outlook.

The record-breaking power ballad No 1s of the 90s were their own kind of luxury; a boom-times indulgence of undistracted love.

You could pay to get "indulgences" and therefore shorten the amount of time it would take to get to Heaven.

Without the indulgence of the noise, the continuous time control problems can be solved in two ways: using Pontryagin Minimum Principle (PMP), which is a pair of ordinary differential equations, or the Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman (HJB), which is a partial differential equation as in [4].