Sentence examples for real indulgence from inspiring English sources

But Victorian Bakers was too much of a cookie cut-out to be a real indulgence.

Probably my only real indulgence over the past few years has been cars, I do love them.

Vanilla chai, available at the coffeehouse down the street, but a real indulgence because of the cost — usually I made do with the acidic black coffee and artificial creamer Radko provided on a stained cart set up against the back wall.

While second homes are often considered luxury real estate indulgences for those who can afford them, more people are treating such purchases as investments in fact, between 1999 and 2002, the NAR says the percentage of buyers purchasing second homes as an investment rose to 37% from 20%.

That kind of real delicious, fatty kind of indulgence".

But is pigging out during the holidays a harmless indulgence or a real health worry?

Espressos are tasty, and a cappuccino is a pleasurable indulgence, but the real magic is found in a cup of black coffee prepared to order with beans from the latest harvest: the new crop of Central American coffees that is arriving now, and East African coffees that will be here come summer.

Exercise, by waking up earlier, making sure healthy food options were available in the Instagram office, the buddy system and saving indulgences for the real deal.

And find the rare opportunities in the midst of all this indulgence to impart the real meaning and spirit of the season, along with a whole bunch of warm memories.

Few artists so fulfilled the great 20th-century tradition of art, begun with Dada, that spurns all self-indulgence, ultimately becoming identical to real life.

He questions whether the current culture of emerging adulthood, with "hooking up" and serial cohabitation, is helpful preparation either for marriage or for real adulthood rather than "mere rationalization for self-indulgence and, at its worst, sheer narcissism".