indulgence , also: indulgement old use

But like either indulgence, a little goes a long way.

After all, the whole thing was kind of an indulgence just for us.

"We love the indulgence of being let into the room."

His main personal indulgence has been to buy the small house next door.

Still she allowed herself the indulgence, once in a while.

Not everything at the fair, of course, was about indulgence.

His only indulgence will be to finally go to the track.

To such a one much is due in the way of indulgence.

An indulgence, perhaps, but one that is the result of hard labor.

He wanted to return to America, with its free air and ready indulgences.

But someone in my position is allowed a few indulgences.

A little indulgence can certainly go a long way to getting back on track.

For some people, quiet time doing what they love is a true indulgence.

You might also allow yourself one small indulgence with food now and again.

It was one of the few indulgences he allowed himself.

Thus, I can only ask for the indulgence of kind readers.

A bit of an indulgence, we agreed, but why not?

"The indulgences come from the very short period of time that they're free."

With your indulgence I would like to move on to a more important topic.

With your indulgence, I will now read a list of their names.

They were the most dangerous, and after them there would be time for indulgence.

It was the kind of indulgence she'd only read about or seen in movies.

We have a great deal of business to conduct today, and I must ask your indulgence.

The hour had become unexpectedly available for a private indulgence.

Anything after that had just been indulgence on the killer's part.