Sentence examples for lead to indulgence from inspiring English sources

But in the U.S., affluence did not lead to indulgence and decline.

This can lead to self-indulgence, and Tarantino is absolutely self-indulgent, but in a good way because he rarely fumbles the creative latitude he's earned and therefore he rarely disappoints.

Granted, the band was excessive, to say the least, and introduced ridiculous tropes whose pathways led to indulgence, casual misogyny ("Whole Lotta Love") and what in another era would have been considered minstrelsy.

But great talent can lead to great indulgence.

Unsatisfied with the widespread criticism of authenticity as an adequate ethical orientation, Taylor sets out to prove that authenticity does not necessarily lead to aestheticism or self-indulgence: the justified criticism of self-indulgent forms of the ideal does not justify the complete condemnation of the ideal itself (Taylor 1991: 56).

A study with parents of 8 14 year old school girls in England found that 12% of them thought vaccination would lead to early sexual indulgence or unsafe sexual behavior [ 11].

What leads to this self-indulgence?

On the other hand, over-indulgence can lead to unnecessary weight gain which can increase health risks.

At the time, there was a demand among pilgrims for religious trinkets and papal indulgences, which could lead to a reduction of a sinner's time in Purgatory).

Only through such disciplined labour, believed Weber, could he stave off a natural tendency to self-indulgence and laziness, which could lead to an emotional and spiritual crisis.

The fossils were found in Morocco and Niger and have some unique anatomic features that lead to providing individual nicknames (apparently a common indulgence these days).