Sentence examples similar to indulgent personality from inspiring English sources
Miller is sympathetic but not indulgent toward Caldwell, chronicling both his violent personality (he beat his sons) and outrage at injustice, and realizes that Caldwell's life story is, above all, a good tale.
David Politzer's brazenly indulgent installation exploring "the different sides to his personality" is sure to leave you scratching your head.
It's somehow grotesque and dull, didactic and indulgent all at once—"Gossip Girl," minus the pleasure and personality, crossed with the 1971 best-seller "Go Ask Alice," a diary of a teen-age girl's drug spiral that is now widely understood to have been fabricated by a therapist as a sort of flamboyant P.S.A.
There was a receptive audience for the Freudian idea that repressed self-hatred could lead to self-absorption, grandiosity and shallowness in individuals, and for the notion that this personality disorder could somehow be reflected in the spirit of a wealthy, coddled and self-indulgent age.For Sigmund Freud, there was a good sort of narcissism, at least in early life, and a bad sort.
All hearty, indulgent dishes.
Indulgent, sometimes even adulatory.
Micronesians were indulgent with infants.
Service is old-school indulgent.
They look indulgent and ridiculous.
Mains are equally indulgent.
