Sentence examples for some indulgence from inspiring English sources

Exacting our sympathetic good will, under false pretenses, she claimed some latitude, some indulgence, in return for the magnitude of what she had undergone, and what she had lost, which could never be restored.

I loved Liveing's humanity and social sensitivity, his strong assertion that migraine was not some indulgence of the idle rich but could affect those who were poorly nourished and worked long hours in ill-ventilated factories.

Whitwham recognises elements of his own younger self in Seth: a lad who went to Dylan gigs, read (and dressed like) Kerouac, and churned out reams of bad verse that his English teacher tolerated with some indulgence.

Indeed he takes all the attempted detours with a sense of humor and some indulgence.

It's OK to allow yourself some indulgence once in a while.

Help them to learn that some indulgence on special occasions is okay, as long as they don't consume too much and they accept that treats belong only to very special occasions.

Some indulgences are less negotiable than others.

Some indulgences, it seems, will never go out of fashion.

While "A Love Extreme" includes some indulgences, particularly on the second disc, most of the songs are endearingly blurred pop.

Coach, the brand that has become a symbol of American consumers' aspirations, proved on Tuesday that people are still willing to pay for some indulgences — if the price is right.

He could have castigated the cleaning contractors, who, it seems, have been employing illegal immigrants to hoover the very department that is supposed to deal with them.This frankness should buy Mr Reid some indulgences for future sins committed by the Home Office.