Sentence examples for has been indulgent from inspiring English sources

The bank has been indulgent towards Kenya's leaders and inept when it tried to do something about their corruption.

Alas, George Bush has been indulgent, accepting too readily Israel's assertion that, since it is part of the global war on terror, it can carry on building settlements and walls until the terror has ceased.

Because at their worst, they have been indulgent and self-important, arrogant and elitist and, for the most part, preaching tired western ideologies through a creaking medium.

BBC staffers may well have been indulgent of "talent" back then, but would they really be any more confident in asserting themselves against wrongdoing by stars in today's celebrity culture?

"Some of our most successful products over the past few years have been indulgent products, whether it be the Tendercrisp Chicken Sandwich, the Angus Steak Burger, the Chicken Fries product or the Stackers," said Russ Klein, chief marketing officer at Burger King.

Media companies are clearly tiring of the "let us know and we'll take it down" approach to keeping unauthorized content off of YouTube, with Folta maintaining that "we've been indulgent.

But the federal government has been less indulgent.

For such a determined revolutionary, Mr Bush has been oddly indulgent of failure among his staff.

Angela Merkel has been more indulgent than most of the prime minister's desire not to act with haste.

In general, Mr. da Silva has sought to avoid clashes with the military, which has kindled some criticism that he has been too indulgent of the armed forces.

After all, my three year magnetism to chicken Caesar wraps – Waitrose and M&S are best, FYI – has been thoroughly indulgent, almost outstripping the need to eat anything else.