As discussed on the panel, today's emerging affluent consumer, what JennAir has deemed 'the new modern luxe discerning
indulger' consumer, is the bullseye target.
New Zealand is packed with destinations suited for every type of traveler, be it the nature explorer, culture
indulger or the urban adventurer.
Thus, posting on Friends' Walls and the Status updates on one's own Wall are forms of social performance, which, under specific circumstances, can cogenerate solidarity over a mutual concern as well as encouraging opinionated stances, and, lastly, functioning as a pro forma
indulger in anti-normative behavior (see SIDE).
Addictions pit two opposing forces against one another, write the authors: the "
Indulger" (the addictive part) and the "Inner Controller" (the Inner Critic part).
The first he describes as the "Emotional
Indulger," a group that represents 46% of in-store bakery purchases and is motivated by pure indulgence and craving.
Today's California--reckless spender in the booms, feckless cutter in the busts, thoughtless booster of every bubble, mindless
indulger of spoiled interest groups, and senseless elector of weak public officials--looks wan and sickly.
1466), canon regular and humanist scholar, critic of churchmen and
indulger of genteel pleasures, champion of the Greek New Testament and advocate of a moralizing philosophy of Christ, is sometimes said to have lacked the courage or decisiveness to choose, to go Catholic or Protestant during the last fifteen years of his life.
Which festival is recognised in many parts ol the world as the last opportunity for
indulger before the start of Lent?
(McWilliams chooses this sensible new locution to avoid the sophistry over the alleged "victims" of victimless crimes, such as the upset relatives or those who can no longer count on the continued support of the
indulger.)
Indulging: The
indulger likes to kick off her shoes, snuggle up on the sofa and enjoy a well-earned glass of gin and tonic or Bailey's after a long day at the office.
This technique of heroic rhetoric is often attractive, because it generates emotional results at little cost to the
indulgers' deeply rooted fears.