indulgences造句

voluptuous tastes, indulgences, urges, etc

The same indulgences were made applicable to the souls in Purgatory by a rescript of January10,1854.

a medieval cleric who raised money for the church by selling papal indulgences.

It might be an idea to detox after the indulgences of Christmas.

The fatal attraction of travel is that it claims that exotic sentiments and short indulgences make you feel different.

This could be made available by the Pope through indulgences by which the soul was "let-off" a certain period in purgatory.

A new Urban Resort Concept that blends the immediacy and convenience of being in Shanghai's most central location with the quiet, emotional indulgences of a peaceful, luxurious resort.

Friday will bring a 5.5-mile run, the extra half-mile my grueling expiation of any gastronomical indulgences during the week.

Life, a love, an indescribable life, a dream that can not be seen clearly, how many roads, how many indulgences, a good-bye, has no chance, one is never seen again, has been unable to tell.

Make a concentrated effort to replace the material and other indulgences you give your child for more family time or a more realistic view of what is important in life.

"Personal carbon offsets are akin to indulgences sold by the Church in the Middle Ages," said Roger Pielke Jr, an expert on science policy from the University of Colorado in Boulder.

Even though dreaming about indulgences can make your mouth water, the new finding suggests that it's OK to think about treats — as long as you think about them the right way.