"indulgence with" is not a correct or usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could, however, use "indulging in" in a sentence. For example, "She found solace indulging in her favorite hobby of baking."
"Damascus" offers a bit of both, but tempers this indulgence with raffish sincerity.
Despite its remoteness in South Luangwa National Park, Zebra Plains combines discreet indulgence with authentic bush atmosphere.
It suits and serves the goal of accessible elegance, of classic French indulgence with a contemporary flair.
Eména Spa, which takes its name from the Greek word for "me," knows how to balance indulgence with wellness.
At that Ms. Bebecka shot Ms. Minter a look of affectionate indulgence, with an expression that said: "Love that nutty broad".
Chiang Mai, the northern capital of Thailand, has become a city of indulgence, with boutique hotels and art galleries attracting sophisticated travellers.
In fact, the experimentation seemed to run toward self-indulgence, with some of the results appearing just plain awkward.
Takeshi Kitano, another maverick director, bounced back from self-indulgence with the extravagantly violent and stylish Autoreiji (Outrage), a tale of struggle among Tokyo crime families.
A decade later, Jarvis Cocker quite successfully mixed that self-indulgence with class rage and the love of a good chemical.
In spite of their efforts, they have watched his associates retire to a life of self-indulgence with most of their fortunes intact.
Consisting of a young woman's musings on the protocols of her extramarital affair, it charts the devolution of vanity and self-indulgence with the precision of an algorithm.
