Most self-indulgent social justice flag-stompers have no knowledge, or little apparent interest, in this.
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Making an album, I feel like is the most self-indulgent time you can think of really.
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And top 22 lists are the place where critics ought feel the most self-indulgent and honest.
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On this show, my colleague, Circuit Breaker's Ashley Carman, and me, the Culture section's most self-indulgent blogger, talk about all the tiny decisions your gadgets and apps force you to make every day.
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"The End" is the strangest of the six volumes as well as the most self-indulgent: a book about self-obsession that opines at length about what it is like to write a book about self-obsession.
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I know that imposter syndrome during a pandemic is the most self-indulgent kind, but in those low moments, I wonder what special skills I have that I can go out when other people are hunkered down?
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And "Once Bitten" is straight up fantastic, reining in some of the show's most self-indulgent tendencies to further a story just as tense and compelling as that of any critically acclaimed drama anchored by a "brooding" (and, yes, melodramatic) man.
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In the 260s, they saw one of their own become president, watching him gain glory as one of the most gifted politicians of his time, but also infamy as one of its most self-indulgent — a poster child for the Me Generation.
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At nearly 13 minutes long, Satterwhite's is the most self-indulgent: it is cheeky and alluring at first, but it doesn't offer much variability in imagery (although there is a lot of it to saturate your screen), replicating the experience of hanging out at an industrial nightclub.
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Add in a whole mess of subplots involving Buffy pining after her dad and Angel doing some of his most self-indulgent moping, and "Helpless" loses some of the spark it could've had by making Buffy fend for herself without her powers for the first time since before the show began.
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He goes on to describe the album as his most self-indulgent and the peak of his inner struggle with working alone. Caroline Weber joined the live line-up on drums in 2011, where two European tours took place: 'Fire And Whispers Tour' in the first half of the year and 'Into Asylum Tour' in the second half.
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Purcell befriended Mike Mignola, and later Art Adams while at the college. Citing the Marx Brothers, Peter Sellers and Monty Python as among his interests, he says that he is inspired by "creative people who have made their seemingly most self-indulgent artistic whims into a career". During the development of Sam & Max Hit the Road in 1993, Purcell married fellow lead designer Collette Michaud; the wedding cake was topped with figurines of Sam and Max as a bride and groom. Purcell has two sons.
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The film received mixed reviews from critics. It received an aggregate rating of 47% on Rotten Tomatoes based on 34 reviews, and 46% on Metacritic based on the opinions of 15 critics (indicating "mixed or average reviews"). For example, David Lewis of the San Francisco Chronicle wrote that the film was "one of the most self-indulgent, pretentious and unfunny movies of the year", while Scott Tobias of The A.V. Club gave the film an "A−" rating, writing that "few films have better articulated the limits of irony as a force field against the world". At the 2012 Philadelphia Film Festival, Heidecker was awarded the festival's "Best Actor" prize.
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