Meanings of indulged by in English

Telemachus grew from year to year, eating a lot of meat, indulged by all.

Despite that, as her favourite at court, he was much indulged by Queen Elizabeth I.

Nature is indulged by the presence of this guest.

Many will say the Arsenal squad, so indulged by Wenger, need an iron-fist-in-an-iron-glove kind of guy.

The darkest forecasts and most dreary anticipations were indulged by the most temperate and best-informed London papers.

Much ceremony took place in the common intercourse of life, and little familiarity was indulged by the great.

This, too, was selfish; but Elinor had been an only child, and very much indulged by her mother.

They are indulged by Downing Street because Theresa May does not want to provoke a challenge to her position.

This is a sad delusion, and may be a very mischievous one, when indulged by public officers in India.

He was so much indulged by his mother at home, that tasks and discipline of any kind were intolerable.

Nor are many persons sufficiently aware of the ruinous extent to which the amative propensity is indulged by married persons.

Suspicions have been indulged by some in Canada on this subject, and facts are known by at least a few.

His love of pleasure, quickened and indulged by those who should have restrained it, led him into all kinds of sensual indulgence.

Being, as I afterwards learned, a young autocrat, much indulged by servants and generally tyrannising over them, he was surprised and angry.

What "political necessities" demand silence; what diplomatic falsehoods, deceptions, subterfuges are indulged by ministries and cabinets that are called Christian!

It could not be good for them to be so comprehensively ignored by their father, whilst being so totally indulged by the staff.