Sentence examples for indulgent of from inspiring English sources

By indulging themselves Equatorial Guineans are being indulgent of Obiang and his subjugating lackeys, and thus we become a country of blind reptiles, scurrying around without knowing where we're going.

Universities have been foolishly indulgent of radicals.

We should be indulgent of the Germans.

They are far more indulgent of their provincial governments.

The group was no less indulgent of talents from overseas.

"I decided it would be indulgent of me to resign".

She's too indulgent of us, especially of me.

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

Indeed, many think that Britain is too indulgent of the protest ethic.

Stein was being fondly indulgent of black folks, in an old vein of white cluelessness.

But he is indulgent of the nonspecialist's fascination with the unlikely parakeets.