Sentence examples for over indulgence from inspiring English sources

British writers in the 19th century, accustomed to Victorian values on child rearing remarked on what they saw as the over indulgence and love and care showered on children.

The Early Buzz Sight & Sound reviewed it thus: "If Bel Ami occasionally feels airless and overly art-directed that may partly reflect the period it's set in, but also the directors' over indulgence in facial close-ups.

Ahhh, the infamous fetal position of over indulgence.

Lust (for power) gluttony (over indulgence) greed, sloth, envy and pride.

When we are uninspired, the result is normally boredom, over indulgence, drama and conflict.

Why, you ask? Nope, it's not the lack of sleep and over indulgence of party-times from last week.

His only vice is over-indulgence at occasional tea parties.

It left one in a trance of over-indulgence.

After its release, Homme sacked Oliveri, citing over-indulgence.

Over-indulgence also has its place for him, alongside those late-night maths exercises.

After all that, pancakes with maple syrup seemed an over-indulgence.