Примери за indulging

• When hunters use terms drawn from the domain of human interaction to describe their relations with animals, they are said to be indulging in metaphor.

• Perhaps a taste for indulging cheaply in one's ideals in the privacy of the voting booth does help to draw voters to the polls.

• His discussion is neat and scholarly and, instead of indulging in speculation, he sticks to the evidence and argues cautiously.

• Is the writer indulging in caricature, stereotyping, ignorance, or a combination of all three, or is this simply the reflection from the hindsight of self-justifying folk-rockers?

• Textbooks soon became outdated because they overlooked vital innovations, while indulging on topics that were soon to become obsolete.

• Diagnosing behaviour is not merely indulging curiosity.

• It's also rather understated as a programme: trios and solos, no major statements, all three composers indulging the intimacy of the medium in a series of ruminative essays.

• He certainly would not have recommended indulging in "free-associating," an "unreasonable" activity which could not have any justifiable use in his one-dimensional concept of the mind.

• Strangely enough there can be one comedian telling stories but not two comedians indulging in cross-talk.

• There is no good in indulging in vain regrets that something was not done that should have been done.

• I notice that they are moving much closer to the guidelines, which must mean that they are indulging in better housekeeping.

• I imagine that there are more people indulging in gambling on football pools than on horse-racing.

• My information from contacts in my constituency is that youngsters are indulging in sniffing not only glue but paint remover, hair lacquer and petrol.

• I do not think there is any good in indulging in generalities and merely talking about economy.

• Outside observers would be forgiven if, in observing the state of this country, they thought that we were indulging in a massive exercise in self-destruction.