Sentence examples for almost spoiled from inspiring English sources
She often registers as more petulant than wounded, almost spoiled, and also a bit blank.
That said, Kostas Stafylidis and Ji almost spoiled Klopp's homecoming and, in truth, the free pretzel was arguably his highlight.
"By the time they reach the dairy processor, it's almost spoiled," says Sam White, co-founder of Boston-based Promethean Power Systems, a company that's aiming to fill the industry's cold chain gap in India.
Summers, a former BBC correspondent who has written biographies of Marilyn Monroe and J. Edgar Hoover, makes us almost spoiled for choice as we seek an explanation for this delirious interlude and others like it.
She regularly drives to Gardena or Hawthorne to find organic produce and fresh herbs, lamenting that corner markets in the area sell vegetables that are "almost spoiled".
Earth-bound, light-fingered gagmen, comic-strip artists, radio-comedians, writers of advertising copy, & designer of novelty jewelry are here by directed to stick to V. for victory, which they have almost spoiled already, anyway.
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What about those spoiled Information Age zillionaires?
The fact is, the word entitled has been dragged through the mud to the point that it is almost always used negatively, like spoiled and unearned.
The syncopated prose dwindles to an almost perfunctory wail as beautiful, spoiled A'Lelia dies a year later and, symbolically speaking, so does the Harlem Renaissance and Madam Walker's dream of dreams.
Those people are notoriously poor at social interactions, especially the workaholics and artists being very difficult to deal with, acting like spoiled children is almost a cliché.
