Instead, these long epics become somewhat tedious and there is a strong whiff of egoism and self-indulgence.…At over 70 minutes, the album feels rather bloated.
It figures that his risky indulgence is a strong competitive instinct — not cigarettes or sloth.
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.
Whenever one of the film's numerous indulgences threatens to disrupt things, strong acting and the wheels-within-wheels plot don't let it happen.
McKenzie W. points out that teachers encourage the indulgence in technology by "priding themselves on having a strong online presence" and asking students to submit assignments online.
Of a Mrs. H_tt_n, "Courtesans" says, "She is expensive in dress, extravagant in the indulgence of her palate, violently addicted to wine and strong liquors which she often drinks to excess, not infrequently to intoxication".
The most likely explanation for this failing is as an offshoot of Ryan's virtues -- his respect for and strong relationships with his players, when taken too far, mutates into something resembling indulgence.
As a region with a strong emerging culinary scene, Albury is worth visiting for a couple of days for the indulgence alone.
People went to San Francisco and wore flowers in their hair; others flocked to the southern beaches, Arnie's turf, for surf, self-indulgence and body-building.But America was extremely unusual in experiencing a strong backlash against that revolution.
Well, this is my indulgence - to be one of the 312 guests being pampered by the 163-strong crew of the Wind Surf.
