Sentence examples similar to marked indulgence from inspiring English sources

It's a disappointing directorial debut for esteemed screenwriter Jensen, who has contributed to key Dogme 95 films "Mifune" and the recent "Open Hearts". Considering the discipline of the Dogme 95 credo of stripped-bare filmmaking, it is ironic that "Flickering Lights" is above all marked by self-indulgence.

However, it compared well with the "fiesta of delusional self-indulgence" that marked the Labour conference.

And he did it by reining himself in, dropping the toxic self-indulgence that marked his short-lived but highly eventful Radio 1 show of the mid-1990s.

Her prose is saturated with the self-indulgence of postmodernism, a method whose epistemological skepticism is too often marked less by a coherent ideology than by the injudicious use of quotation marks.

Pope Francis, whose papacy has been marked by left-leaning proclamations and a humble lifestyle, met the president whose life has been marked by self-indulgence, grandiosity, and greed.

New York City Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe rarely marks spring with such a gastrointestinal indulgence.

The turmoil erupted just as Mr Nazarbayev was opening his latest architectural indulgence in Astana, an arch marking Kazakhstan's 20th year of independence.

With fine singers in all roles and Christian Thielemann delivering high musical standards from the pit, it marks a turn away from the directorial indulgence that has seemed to be Bayreuth's hallmark in recent years.

The icing on her 100th birthday cake contained a splash of gin; even marking her century she retained that delightfully naughty, self-indulgence which never failed to charm.

Today's Wisconsin vote might mark the moment when the nation's long debt indulgence finally began to turn around.

It is possible that today's conflagrations mark the end of von Trier's relationship with a festival that hitherto regarded him with a fond indulgence.