During those days he luxuriated in a sense of wild and lawless freedom; then, gradually, he began to feel the need of fresh restraints to break, and learned that the zest of liberty lies in the escape from specific obligations.
Instead they favoured " group marriage" , a mode of polyamory that allowed adults to luxuriate among " alternate validators" , while their offspring were brought up by baby-sitters or sent away to boarding schools.
It is normal for people to dwell on a word of criticism for much longer than they luxuriate in a shower of praise Feroid Balmeister, a social psychologist and John Tierney.
It was the drowsiness of happy, well-fed childhood, and they sat in the fire glow and luxuriated in it until Sara found herself turning to look at her transformed bed.
She was still luxuriating in a lavish play of figures when the parlor-maid, from the threshold, roused her with a dubiously worded inquiry as to the expediency of serving luncheon.
The bath, for instance, in which he had recently luxuriated, had been of a delicate green porcelain, a product, according to inscription, of Akron, Ohio.