Overindulge used in a sentence

Overindulge in a sentence as a verb

I really love going to Fogo de Chao, but it's hard not to overindulge.

What's so bad about procrastination, as long as we don't overindulge?

But we tend to overindulge and think we're making progress because we read 5 new articles about X on HN today and feel "invigorated".

The mistake they made was to overindulge in debt because they misread the timing of the economic cycle, but fundamentally the british economic engine is pretty strong.