Sentence examples for to show indulgence from inspiring English sources

The letter urged Mr. Gates to "show indulgence and to drop the claims against the principal".

Instead, we took refuge in the 2D selfie--a posed self-indulgence to show the world our preferred vision of who we wish to be.

He frequently played one-touch and there was scarcely any indulgence or attempt to show how clever he was.

Many considered a fancy car a delightful self-indulgence rather than something to show off to others.

After all, Delhi has always been a city known for its celebration of indulgence and opulence, and it is not ashamed to show it.

In his defense, Stournaras reëmphasized that Greece had to show skeptical creditors that it could be trusted, by owning up to past indulgences and trying to correct them.

Later in my visit, Hocking agreed to show me the house she was moving into a few weeks later; it was one of her few indulgences, she said.

Dentists working in underprivileged areas tended to express indulgence and empathy for people who faced hard and challenging lives.

What we're seeing, then, isn't just a new wave of films about sex, but a new wave of films that treat sex as a part of life, as opposed to a peep-show indulgence.

There is never a slip into sentimentality, pathos, or freak-show indulgence – Savičević is too gifted a satirist for that, and too fine a poet.

In the strange indulgence we show to bankrupts, Tocqueville wrote in the eighteen-thirties, "Americans differ, not only from the nations of Europe, but from all the commercial nations of our time".