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Some of them have dogs and they looked at us as if we were these ridiculous, overindulgent spendthrifts.
If the mother was over-stern, her child was apt to be a namby-pamby; if she was overindulgent, she reared a tyrant-child.
The pressure of overindulgent parents who make educators miserable is more stress than I want to deal with.

Did binging kill Gandolfini? ‘Sopranos’ star was downing booze, greasy food before death: report
New York, NY (PIX11) - Headlines paint a picture of an overindulgent James Gandolfini, binging on booze and food the very night he died. The NY Post reports, three hours after a massive meal of fatty foods coupled with a …
on June 22, 2013 Source: WPIX 11 New York

"I was so excited to host this event. I've certainly had many overindulgent moments of my own," said Kathy Griffin. "Alka-Seltzer is synonymous with relief and humor, two things I enjoy sharing with my audiences."
on Mar 28, 2006 By: Kathy Griffin Source: PR Newswire (press release)
Anderton asked if Dunne had any concerns about the perception "that he was overindulgent to the liquor lobby by meeting with them four times in four months and being hosted by them on a further three occasions over six months?"
on Apr 21, 2010 By: Jim Anderton Source: TVNZ
"We must not have a police state and a surveillance society," Rasmussen said in a recent radio broadcast. "But we must not be overindulgent, either."
on Aug 30, 2005 By: Anders Fogh Rasmussen Source: Boston Globe (registration)