indulgently's Usage Examples:

punch was a low blow, as "anything short of pulling a knife is regarded indulgently" in American boxing.

an eclectic and fully integrated soundtrack, "Skills Like This" gazes indulgently on 20-something aimlessness and the comfort of assigned roles.

“Terrence Loves You” is indulgently, defiantly slow, a smoky late-night lounge ballad "Hear Lana Del Rey's.

people who, 10 years earlier, spent the broiling Summer of 1976 in a self-indulgently irresponsible idyll at Wyvis Hall, unexpectedly inherited by one of their.

you’ve sold a million records, you've earned the right to experiment self-indulgently at the expense of your record company.

about the disc as a whole, considering it too long: "This disc is almost indulgently long, crammed with 21 similar pieces that get dignified, mid-tempo readings.

with the single, writing, "The Cure have drifted disappointingly and indulgently from the idyllic pop invention of their younger days".

in the Financial Times thought the book to be "conventional and self-indulgently enjoyable" Thornhill considers that the story is "steeped in the classics.

Higdon's own brand of unsettling sonorities, playful percusiveness and indulgently buoyant musical lines dominate the tone here.

" He concluded, "Needs to be read indulgently in a very comfortable railway carriage.

She smiled indulgently and said that acting was not for people like us.

The consensus summarizes: "Beautiful, indulgently heady, and pretentious, The Portrait of a Lady paints Jane Campion's.

moment I resign to you all my rights in them, begging you however to look indulgently upon the defects which the partiality of a Father's eye may have concealed.

Ruth McCann of The Washington Post called the film "indulgently glossy, refreshingly snarky and legitimately sexy".

"has little to do beyond shaking his head when he thinks of her smiling indulgently when he looks at her .

Joy treats Dan indulgently, though she evidently respects him.

Miller' here seems so self-indulgently and needlessly overdone as to give a whole new dimension to the Splitting.

half stars out of five, writing that "Supernova is unapologetically and indulgently retro; a casual listen might dismiss it as mere nostalgia"; however,.

But it is indulgently long, even within scenes, like the needlessly protracted opening explosion.