Sentence examples for indulging the same from inspiring English sources

Lamy also accused Labour of indulging the same half in, half out approach as the government, adding that their proposals on a customs union and access to the single market made no sense.

But when he indulges the same desire aboard a bicycle, he is a menace.

How many times do we have to indulge the same idiocies for which we must later be ashamed?

(Anderson Davee Matthews and Tim Reynolds (Friday) This jazzy side project of the Dave Matthews Band ringleader and the group's touring guitarist indulges the same jam inclinations of their breadwinning group, yet softens the already meditative ambience with strong acoustic emphasis.

When Trump fell into the "Nixon trap" of believing himself able to change geopolitics with a single flip of the foreign policy script in Helsinki (just as Barack Obama indulged the same vanity vis-a-vis Iran), the party's long-dominant internationalist-realist majority recoiled.

Luckily for Ford and Chrysler, poverty prevented them from indulging in the same orgy of spending on robots.

On CNN that day, correspondent Miles O'Brien was indulging in the same wistful speculations.

Other former servants of the security service have found jobs in the police where, it is widely believed, they are indulging in the same brutal practices they employed before the war; the only change being that they feel freer to extort bribes.

In a society, where the individual withholding truth is as prevalent as the government withholding tax, it is important to master the art of the insult and the variety of invective instead of indulging in the same old tiresome put-downs.

Mr. Vice President, you are an insult to my son, his service and sacrifice and those of the hundreds of thousands of other young men and women who stood up when asked to defend America, only to find that the régime in Washington -- which you and President Bush led -- was indulging exactly the same kind of illegal vicious behavior that my son was asked to defend us against.

"But those who would use the state's power to restrict women's religious freedom and freedom of expression indulge the very same repressive impulse that they profess to condemn".