Coddled in a sentence

They were coddled and lied to by stupid parents, who didn’t have the balls to say, “You can borrow tuition only.

We need to start by understanding that criminals need to be punished, not coddled.

But alongside the lauded work (which included four Golden Globe nominations), Diaz said she was left feeling too coddled by the industry apparatus.

But despite the spirits being so coddled — or perhaps because of it — the spiritual adviser accompanying them looked nervous.

He had no problem pointing fingers at a team that had been coddled by Danny for as long as they were.

It can be no surprise that those who abhor truth, who contort their minds to avoid reality, who want to be coddled in the myth of riskless existence, are those most bothered by the very existence of the gadfly.

Named after Goku’s adoptive grandfather, Gohan was introduced at the start of the Saiyan arc as Goku’s coddled, mild mannered boy.

Wellington shares its territory with more animals than just pampered pooches, coddled kitties and its famed horses.

He cost ASU multiple games, likely had a massive impact on Dennis Erickson’s coaching staff because he coddled him, and then when he finally disciplined him, he threw his coach under the bus.

It’s signature dish is called The Slut — a jar of pomme puree and coddled egg served with baguette slices — with plenty of other egg-stuffed brioche buns elsewhere on the menu.

My drunk friend, not Jewish, coddled her tequila and coke at a party I wanted to leave 30 minutes prior.

Some fans don’t like the perception that quarterbacks are being coddled, but even more fans don’t like it when their team has to go to its backup quarterback.

There are babies that don’t get coddled as much as some QBs.

I'm acquainted with a girl that I could see doing exactly this if she worked in childcare instead of being coddled into work that she is not qualified for.

Many of the traits of the large adult son are there—the random meanness, the fury at repercussions that feels like evidence of a coddled child gone to seed—but he has teeth.

No one wants to see these coddled, sheltered, man-babies, many of whom skated through their entire lives because of their God given abilities, tell the rest of us how it is.

The guy who threw his college coach under the bus in combine interviews after all the times he coddled him.

For example, the use of state funds by the poor and financially needy is commonly referred to as ' social welfare ' or ' handouts ', which the 'coddled' poor 'take advantage of'.

His mother coddled him, while his father disapproved of him.