cossetted造句

• We felt cossetted, deliciously looked after and exotically fed.
• Their parents were also being loved and consoled and indeed everyone in Dunblane was being loved and cossetted by people all over the world.
• There Powell cossetted the exhausted, perhaps exasperated, " Onta " listener with brief, beguiling movements of clear character and purpose . }}
• Oh, royalty and the aristocracy had had personal, rather limited pictorial histories _ a couple of centuries of forebears looking cossetted and imperial on the walls of the family manse.
• Yet the problems confronting Mexico-- widespread poverty and political corruption, decaying infrastructure, and cossetted, inefficient industries-- are precisely the sort of ills that can't be cured overnight.
• Besides, the romantic in Maugham assumes that getting rid of a corpse is the sort of thing that brings people closer, especially as the fascist blackshirts are beginning to crack down on hitherto cossetted foreigners.
• :: : Where figs ripen dependably in the open ( i . e ., not cossetted against a warm, south-facing brick wall ), pears don't get enough winter cold to set fruit dependably.
• MONGO has been cossetted for years; given chance after chance after chance, and had excuse after excuse after excuse made for him, by people who should know better ( many of them STILL making excuses for him, above ).
• Ford's is the only theater I've been to in the United States, outside the New Victory in Manhattan, where each member of the audience downstairs is offered an individual upholstered chair . ( And after visiting the theater museum, I can tell you that today's audiences at Ford's are much more cossetted than those of the 19th-century original .)