Sentence examples for indulgent by from inspiring English sources

Its third album, "Stand Up," was called indulgent by critics.

The five-year-old was glued to the indoor swing, a design extravagence made all the more indulgent by the lengthy diversions it allowed for us to relax in the stylish living room.

And right after, before turning in for the night and making sure her blackout curtains are perfectly in place, she follows Paltrow's technique of making her pillowcase smell more indulgent by using a lavender pillow mist from Bath & Body Works.

But Aspen, in the end, is saved from feeling too precious or self-indulgent by the pull of its rugged past.

His fans labeled him the greatest jazz innovator since Louis Armstrong and Charlie Parker but he also was called crude and self-indulgent by skeptics - although many of them reversed their opinions over the years.

Starbucks told the Guardian it was committed to reducing added sugar in its indulgent drinks by 25% by the end of 2020, and that "all nutritional information is available in-store and online".

This film, which is directed by Alex Ross Perry ("The Color Wheel"), stars Jason Schwartzman as a selfish, indulgent writer by the name of Philip Lewis Friedman.

That image has further significance in this acutely probing (if somewhat static and indulgent) film by the Rwandan director Kivu Ruhorahoza.

Over the last year, the retailer has introduced a line of fresh foods for the calorie conscious and trimmed down its more indulgent fare by creating portion-size items.

"Too Much of a Good Thing: Raising Children of Character in an Indulgent Age," by Daniel J. Kindlon, a Harvard University child psychologist, appeared late last summer.

I think that the head of the security service, MI5, has been absolutely right to say what he has said, and I regret what I can only describe as indulgent, irresponsibility by the Guardian newspaper.