Sentence examples for with the indulgence from inspiring English sources

"The fresh with the indulgence — that's very California," she said.

He got through it, but at times barely, and only with the indulgence of his colleagues.

I had only half an hour to look at it, with the indulgence of the Sotheby's staff, and there is no guarantee that I would have been granted any great insights if I had stayed longer.

As it was, American power was far from being consistently benign and in the decades since 1989 anyone who questioned it was treated with the indulgence we always grant to Davids who take on a Goliath.

The postmodern period began in the eighties, with the American religious deliriums, in both fundamentalist-Christian and New Age forms, and with the indulgence of the imaginary anecdotes of Ronald Reagan and Tawana Brawley; it achieved its apotheosis in O.J. Simpson's acquittal....Consider the major news stories of the last year.

In "Ketchikan," a 30-year-old Roy returns to his Alaskan hometown and, after listing its many eccentricities, notes, "This was overwrought, but it seemed in keeping with the indulgence of this trip, with the extravagance of an attempted return to childhood".

I control the weight by discipline.' The remark sums up his puritanism; he is a Mediterranean man with a very Nordic work ethic, which makes him impatient with the self-indulgence of Pavarotti.

Her prose is saturated with the self-indulgence of postmodernism, a method whose epistemological skepticism is too often marked less by a coherent ideology than by the injudicious use of quotation marks.

Its absurdly long three-hour length is in keeping with the indulgences of its characters.

Nominally a four-piece band, Creedence was effectively a vehicle for the songs, sounds, and obsessions of writer-guitarist John Fogerty, whose raw, powerful voice and economical arrangements contrasted vividly with the indulgences being encouraged across the Bay.

Along with the indulgences of state financing, a proprietary sense of cultural inheritance and a music press inclined toward novelty, this gives an urgency to opera here, never mind if the results are sometimes awful.