Following a period of hedonistic self-indulgence, he returned to the United States.
The appeal failed, and Luther returned to become Staupitz' loyal supporter, particularly of his campaign against indulgences.
After a weekend of heavy indulgence, returning to the farm and treating our friends to artistic discoveries has proven a restorative ritual for concluding the Kentucky Derby festivities.
I wind the window up and return to the hermetic world of over-indulgence and conspicuous privilege.
The money did allow him two indulgences: he did not return to the firm where he worked before attending Harvard Business School, choosing instead to become an entrepreneur; and he bought a house in London, when he worked there, that was larger and lovelier than he and his wife needed.
Earlier this year, there was a news media report that Igawa wanted to return to Japan after supposedly telling Yankees officials his indulgence of baseball wanderlust proved unsatisfying.
More recently, 2015's In The Flesh features a man who is clearly Jesus returning to the Earth to preach a new gospel of sexual indulgence ("go fuck yourself!"), but he's only skittishly referred to as "Aman".
However, the king was more tolerant than the kirk tended to be and issued two acts of indulgence in 1693 and 1695, allowing those who accepted him as king to return to the church.
However, the King issued two acts of indulgences in 1693 and 1695, allowing those who accepted him as king to return to the church and around a hundred took advantage of the offer.
The King's attempts to obtain toleration for Catholics led to the issuing of Letters of Indulgence in 1687, which also allowed freedom of worship to dissident Protestants, allowing "outed" Presbyterian ministers to return to their parishes.
