Sentence examples for indulgent understanding from inspiring English sources
As well as being awash with decay and regret, The Inheritance of Loss shows a gently indulgent understanding of the need to strive and a recognition that failure is its most likely outcome.
According to CD Preston and PH Oswald, the two Cambridge alumni who researched Duport's rules and published them in the Transactions of the Cambridge Bibliographical Society, his "exuberant language" demonstrates an almost indulgent "understanding of the natural slothfulness and waywardness of youth enjoying a first taste of freedom away from the parental home".
Abstain from indulging in sleep, or sleeping in indulgent beds.
This is no self-indulgent plea for sympathy.
This would mean extricating aestheticism, subjectivism, individualism, and self-indulgent interpretations of this ideal from what Taylor (Ibid.: 15) holds to be an original understanding of that concept as achieving self-transcendence (Anderson 1995).
All hearty, indulgent dishes.
Indulgent, sometimes even adulatory.
Micronesians were indulgent with infants.
Service is old-school indulgent.
They look indulgent and ridiculous.
