Sentence examples for indulgent toward from inspiring English sources

In private, Geisel is less indulgent toward much contemporary art.

Opponents of the emperor's policy thought it was excessively indulgent toward the church and hostile toward the lay princes.

"Italians are indulgent toward the government because they don't see that there's an alternative," said Massimo Franco, a political commentator for the daily newspaper Corriere della Sera.

Germany and other countries have criticized the banks as far too big and too indulgent toward money tainted by crime, and the deal represented a triumph for them.

(On the other hand, the traffic's still terrible; the motorist-friendly police and prosecutors are still shockingly indulgent toward dangerous drivers).

"But it must be acknowledged that I was not alone in this thing, that my superiors were indulgent toward my activities, and that the responsibility is not mine alone".

Mr. Miller is self-indulgent toward Quentin, and Mr. Krause's stage presence is surprisingly tepid.

Unger concedes that Washington's indulgent attitude toward the Saudis may once have made sense.

But it has opened itself to criticism with an indulgent attitude toward the ultraconservative Islamists known as Salafis.

In recent years, Beijing has supplied Iran with ballistic missile technology and has taken an indulgent line toward Iraqi defiance of United Nations weapons inspectors.

A new ban against smoking on many Italian trains took effect on Monday and became the latest example of Western Europe's less indulgent attitudes toward lighting up in public.