Sentences with phrase «coddled long»

Red Orchestra 2 spits in the face of Call of Duty and Battlefield, believing you to have been coddled long enough.

Not exact matches

For too long, the voices of victims have been silenced, while the system coddled criminals.
The fact that Prentice let the corporate sector off the hook and the corporate sector, as represented by the Monopoly Men, had a meltdown at the suggestion they should pay 2 points more in taxes convinced us that the business sector had been coddled for far too long.
I won't coddle you any longer.
Peter responds appropriately to this news that Aslan is not a nice pet who will coddle them with purring comfort, keeping them out of harm's way: «I'm longing to see [Aslan],» said Peter, «even if I do feel frightened when it comes to the point.»
William, we will no longer coddle the religious.
Evertonians must like tension, the years we spent on the razor's edge of relegation, years of fraught nerves and throttled match - day programmes, weren't able to be healed by warm coddled midtable safety for long; now we have a different set of reasons to grab every point that we can get.
If these two new lambs grow up to be anything like the rest of their barn mates, coddled and adored all day long, well... I think we're in for a pasture full of love.
A Long Island tourist arrested in Japan as he transported the severed head of a woman in his suitcase was a coddled «mama's boy» who served briefly in the US...
The rest of the liberal pigs will coddle your disdain... GEP couldn't get things done in Albany the way he wanted to and should have, because of the cesspool that Sheldon Silver has presided over as lifeguard... It's about time your dirty little secrets of cronyism and pandering to line your own pockets is exposed... Leaders with integrity like Gov. Pataki have taken the loudmouthed and ignorant bile your type has been doling out for far too long... I hope Silver does time, as he should, and his assets along with the reputation of W&L Attorneys is forever tarnished....
It's been a long four years coming, but the i8 Roadster brings open - top cruising to the i8's bag of tricks, which otherwise includes making a three - cylinder turbocharged 1.5 - liter engine sound great (perhaps the greatest sorcery of all), and yet at the same time delivering an all - electric mode that brooks no gimmickry, great handling, and surprising driver engagement given the 28 mpg combined rating and 76 mpge rating when in electric - only mode — a level of efficiency typically reserved for numb, coddling commute - boxes.
The Armada is aptly named, a juggernaut more than 5.3 metres long with plenty of power, yet one that keeps the admiral suitably coddled.
Long - wheelbase XJL models coddle the rear - seat passengers, offering an executive seating package that includes reclining seats and tray tables that fold out from the front seatbacks.
The Lexus ES is whisper - quiet at all speeds, continues to coddle occupants inside its roomy, comfortable cabin, and it provides the kind of reliable, luxurious daily transportation that is favored by those regularly facing down a long commute.
Long known as makers of cushy, coddling sedans with the reliability of a Toyota and a palatable price, Lexus has tried their hand at the sporty side of things as well, but they're still keenly aware of the large portion of the market that wants comfort and quiet over all.
Jaguar has long been linked to road manners that coddle vs. carve, but recently the British automaker has focused on the sporting side of luxury.
That means the steering is precise if numb, the suspension is comfortable though short of luxurious or coddling, and the engine tries hard but is limited in its ability to pull for very long.
But seriously, they have been coddled by their publishers for so long it seems they've each lost their ability to do business.
Ultimately, although the Super Mario Galaxy games are good signs that Nintendo is still capable of producing excellent software while managing to also coddle their precious casual crowd, it's been too long to expect any of sort philosophy change in the near future.
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