Sentence examples for indulging from inspiring English sources

Rising at around 8am, we practised manoeuvres or sailed all day, mooring at 6 or 7pm, leaving plenty of time for eating the homemade meals provided and indulging in our sizeable pre-cruise booze run while listening to Kevin's picaresque life story.

In March, he was inhibited from indulging his worst instincts by the presence of the Lib Dems; now he has no Danny Alexander standing in the way of his plans to bash the poor and dispossessed even harder, in the absurd pursuit of a budget surplus for the sake of it.

For me, it's just indulging my passion for overwrought choreography, pure performance and cheesy music.

The running quartet are in agreement about why they've managed to stay so healthy: a positive frame of mind, keeping the company of people who are forward looking, not indulging in any excesses, appreciating what God has provided them with and keeping active.

The interim government in Kiev is bound to be aware of Moscow's likely preferences, which is why the brinkmanship in which both sides are indulging is not to be taken at absolute face value.

I fish out the email Baumeister sent me, in which he accuses Mischel of "sloppiness", "ignorance" and "indulging his prejudices", before calling his dismissal of glucose as a factor "a loony assertion".

Burns gave the kind of "nudge, nudge, wink, wink, ooh Missus" best man speech that most people hoped had been heard for the last time in the 1970s, though it went down well enough with some of the Tory backbenchers as he spent much of his allotted time indulging his – and their – personal dislike of the Speaker.

We must learn, truly, not to gawp, rather than incessantly indulging the gaze.