Sentence examples for too indulgent from inspiring English sources

She's too indulgent of us, especially of me.

Indeed, many think that Britain is too indulgent of the protest ethic.

If he is too indulgent, his story will collapse into sentiment; if too contemptuous, it dries up and becomes sociology.

He also said he had thought about resigning but then decided it would have been too "indulgent" to do so.

Yet in endeavouring to explain Londonderry he is occasionally too indulgent towards him.

But at $45 a pound, they seemed too indulgent a flourish, even for New York.

He may have been a little too indulgent towards his self-willed virtuosi.

Mr. Konrad's novel, translated from the Hungarian by Ivan Sanders, is too wordy, too indulgent of its author's random thoughts.

He later said that he had considering resigning but concluded it would be too "indulgent" to do so.

We love them guiltily and temporarily, before concluding they're too silly, too indulgent, too frivolous and too ditzy – primary-colour treats for young people and amateur drinkers.

Some would accuse Ferguson of being too indulgent with his errant star, but in many ways I admire his stance and loyalty to his players.