| Her painfully shy, stuttering father doted on her while her more powerful mother spoiled her. |
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| I know your father doted on you and let you have free rein, but here I run a stricter household. |
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| Waited on by servants and valets, doted on by his parents, the young prince could not have had a more cosseted start to life. |
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| He was a strong, loving father who doted on his daughter maybe a little more than he should have. |
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| Mikie was the middle brother of the five, and had been doted on by all because of his charm and good nature. |
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| Elizabeth had doted on her, spoiled her, given her everything a little girl can want. |
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| She was a lovely girl with a soft personality who doted on her grandchildren. |
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| To be spoiled and doted on, to take over the bed and the floor and the path. |
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| He was not my son Joshua's biological father but he doted on him and treated Joshua like his own son. |
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| He appeared to be a father who doted on his children, especially his little girl. |
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| Both of my parents doted on her and she grew up, while sweet-tempered, kind and generous, having learned to heed only her own opinions and desires. |
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| She said her boyfriend doted on baby Savannah and was a good father. |
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| She doted on him and gave up work to stay at home and be with him. |
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| Unlike Kafka, to whom he bears some resemblance, he doted on his father. |
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| He doted on the tales of the Knights of the Round Table and the exploits of the Duke of Marlborough. |
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| But music lovers of this time and place also doted on highly gifted soloists, and had a considerable appetite for displays of technical prowess as well as musical expression. |
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| Eliza doted on the plumless tree that exploded in plum-scented blossoms but never once bore fruit. |
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| Long divorced, he doted on his grown children and guarded his solitude. |
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| John II doted on the Order, and the da Gamas' prospects rose accordingly. |
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