Sentence examples for indulgent feel from inspiring English sources

By the time Cybill Shepherd became the brand spokeswoman, in the eighties, it was almost flip — a nod to the materialism of the times — and today, with Heather Locklear, the spots have a lush, indulgent feel.

Icon has a rich, indulgent feel, with its red-velvet chairs and banquettes, its steely gray ceiling and its fat pillars, each with discreet light-gray stripes on a dark gray background.

But an immediate, absolute ban feels, frankly, a little contrary to the indulgent spirit of New York.

The Scientist's demented, self-indulgent perturbations feel like a diabolical delaying tactic for his own wedding ceremony – an event where he, unthinkingly, puts his bride in the optimum position of risk.

Avoiding their hit cover You've Got The Love, their dippy, indulgent set felt like a cross between Kate Bush and a suburban self-healing group, with Florence Welch's urges to "Hug each other!

It's enough to make a self-indulgent wretch feel awfully poetical.

I can't speak for him; I can only speak for myself, and how grossly indulgent it felt to be "bad".

A: It doesn't sound self-indulgent to feel sad, and maybe even angry, over the possibility of no longer pursuing what you love.

It can so easily feel indulgent, and the people who can tell you you're not being indulgent, that you should take yourself seriously for a second, and here's a little bit of money… I am worried.

"Three Pianos" does feel indulgent at times, and long (more than two hours, with those wine refills the only break).

This Italian brand is carving out a niche, selling a vast range of relatively cheap products that still feel indulgent.