Examples of using Self-indulgence in English and their translations into Swedish
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inside they are full of greed and self-indulgence.
Thou seest then,' saith he,'that the time of the self-indulgence and deceit is very short,
What self-indulgence and are deceived undergo torments during the same length of time as they live in self-indulgence and are deceived.'.
greed, or self-indulgence.
For as many days then as a man lives in self-indulgence, for so many years is he tormented.
Synonyms: self-indulgence, pleasure-seeking, self-gratification the ethical theory that pleasure(in the sense of the satisfaction of desires)
His hedonistic romp through Westworld is equally motivated by self-indulgence and a desire to help his friend, William.
Are you done feeling sorry for yourself? Personally, I would like another ten to 15 minutes of really pathetic self-indulgence.
so you will have to allow me some self-indulgence.
lest perhaps your hearts may be weighed down by self-indulgence and inebriation and the cares of this life.
calm that together with the exclusive quality make it pure self-indulgence.
In a parallel to today's self-indulgence puts these Roman citizens of his own pleasure above all else,
my message for you today is that there is a different path than ones of fear and doubt or self-indulgence- a path that brings peace,
so as not to interrupt his self-indulgence.
on the heartless luxury and self-indulgence of the wealthy ladies of Samaria;(3)
Lack of commitment and too much self-indulgence.
Sleep is a luxury, a self-indulgence we have no time for.
Can we afford a life of self-indulgence without giving a single thought to the legacy we are leaving to future generations?
aimlessly:"as the lovers drifted into self-indulgence and were carried sway by their passions,
high-end purchases that would normally be thought of as self-indulgence, but are now more appropriately psychologically justified as a“self-reward” that has been earned.