Sentence examples for indulgence on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "indulgence on" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means to treat oneself or someone else with something luxuriously or excessively. Example: She always loved to shower herself with indulgence on her birthday, splurging on expensive gifts and lavish dinners.
To market analysts, food and beverage companies appear to be dividing their urban portfolio into complementary segments of health and wellness on the one hand and indulgence on the other (Gupta, 2009).
STOREFRONT STOP An indulgence on a Sunday, once in a while, is that I will go for one of those really cheap Chinese massages.
This summer, they should be augmented by a few pioneering Brits seeking indulgence on a budget.
Yet the campaign is far from an indulgence on the part of Unilever, the brand's owners.
It was pure indulgence on his part, but it helped my character anyway.
Mars, the candy maker, asked Jump to define the current meaning of "indulgence," on the theory that it now conjures pampering rather than stuffing your face.
As even Bill Clinton might admit (though Mr Blumenthal would not), he too often squandered his considerable skills on indulgences of one sort and another.
The foie gras tasted more like the liver it is than the indulgence one expects, and on that night, it was undercooked and served warm.
As spa menus begin to look a lot like restaurant menus, the term "day of indulgence" takes on fresh new meaning.
Defending champions, The LA Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, take on The West Hollywood Cheerleaders.
The desserts, under the direction of the pastry chef Lisa Fernandez, reflected as much of a premium on pure indulgence as on Greenmarket correctness, the standout being a vanilla cheesecake that was more like a mousse — like a cloud, really — flecked by early-season strawberries.
