Sentence examples for like indulging from inspiring English sources
More subtly, we like indulging in "downward social comparison", cheering ourselves with the thought that we're doing better than others.
Nor do older Chinese like indulging themselves.
I like indulging in the occasional whine too much.
Visiting Quilts in the middle of an election campaign was like indulging a secret vice: utterly compelling, and dangerously illicit – how can any feminist endorse such traditional femininity?
LONDON — Whenever I've felt like indulging in a spot of fantasy shopping in the last year or so, I have logged on to the Web site of Ars Libri, a seller of rare books based in Boston, to gaze longingly at a treasure trove of 20th century design history.
In fact, every last gag and plot twist in "Animal Husbandry" is so entirely familiar and generic that reading it feels like indulging in a night of television reruns or the back issues of Cosmopolitan while wallowing in pints of Haagen-Dazs ice cream, which Jane so predictably turns to in her distress.
Mr. Scelsa, 53, was one of the last practitioners of "free-form radio" on a commercial station, playing whatever music he liked, indulging himself in monologues and conversations with guests and breaking rules of brevity and programming consistency.
Free from oppressive and overbearing Soviet leaders, Muscovites set upon their city with freshman-like zeal, indulging in the fruits of capitalism, hangovers be damned.
Shareholders like myself would like to indulge in a new sport over the next few years: hunting down arrogant and stubborn bank bosses who lost trillions of dollars.
T.T.: Is there a certain spa or treatment you like to indulge in?
As much as we like to indulge in this fantasy, authors don't create anything out of whole cloth.
