Sentence examples for is overindulged from inspiring English sources

And as directed by Lenora Pace, the adolescent literary spirit of much of the material is overindulged.

At times Marks's gift for detailed description is overindulged; combined with the frequent shifts in points of view, this causes the novel to sag occasionally.

Dwan is a compelling performer, and though "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" is overindulged among earnest lit majors, it sounds momentous coming off her tongue.

In fact, too often pets are overindulged, with too much food and too many snacks in proportion to the exercise they get.

We keep busy (busy can be kept); we stay busy (busy can be fixed); we get busy (busy can be gotten, sexually even); we are busy (busy can be an ontological reality, inherent to our very being); we can be too busy (busy can be overindulged in).

Too few LeBrons, so many Lennys, young men who embody an American system churning out players who are, sadly, overindulged and underprepared.

Phelps may have had a pre-Games net worth of around £40m, but in the main these athletes are not overindulged poodles.

The over-all impression is of an overindulged society, jaded from too much spare time and disposable income.

More than music, more than morality, this is about another overindulged, self-absorbed jock who listens to no one and always thinks he got a bad rap.

In a country where SWAT teams raid private residencies more than 100 times a day, mostly in neighborhoods where people of color live, the decision to train campus officers in this overindulged art is a vote in favor of racist policing tactics on the part of institutions of higher education, even before the training is ever put to use.

As for the "hunger angel," this is the contrived and somewhat overindulged spirit that broods over his life, interrupts its few pleasures and remains to damn him.