Sentence examples for as spoilt from inspiring English sources

But he says that was another effort to make him look as spoilt as possible.

In the crisis, Aziz, already disdained as "spoilt westernised", is imprisoned.

Beeny describes herself as enormously lucky and her childhood as spoilt.

He emerges from Mr Sardesai's account as spoilt, complacent and tin-eared to the great changes afoot in the country.

For all its giddy exuberance, the movie paints a convincing portrait of the artist as spoilt brat.

The commission launched an official inquiry after thousands of votes had to be discounted because they were classed as spoilt papers.

There's no sense of how these blustering, thrusting men might themselves be perceived as disruptive, and no attempt to understand the women's tactics as a form of self-preservation: even Chiku, the most attentively characterised of the three, emerges as a spoilt princess whose actions are presented as first questionable, then actively hateful.

He describes himself as "a spoilt only child and quite lonely.

It's hard to work out if Lebedev worries about whether people see him as a spoilt, rich dilettante.

There is also a stoicism that belies the media perception of modern kids as uniformily spoilt and materialistic.

The tone is hard-boiled, its cynicism alleviated by rare lyrical flights, and the desaparecido emerges as a spoilt mama's boy and unsavoury womaniser.