Sentence examples for badly spoiled from inspiring English sources
(In her unforgiving style, the woman's bruises are "emerald green tinged with blue, like badly spoiled meat").
Inside lay a piece of organic beef, badly spoiled.
Though most Arabians have a natural tendency to cooperate with humans, when treated badly, like any horse, they can become excessively nervous or anxious, but seldom become vicious unless seriously spoiled or subjected to extreme abuse.
But I could remember clearly the tone of the dream epilogue, its complacent blandness and its air of grown-up satisfaction, even, at the idea that everything lovely and hopeful will be spoiled and turn out badly in the end.
The book is also brightened by the cameo appearances of pigs named Winston and Mrs. Thatcher, along with a succession of spoiled houseguests who overdress, behave badly and who, not surprisingly, have pretty much stopped visiting by the last chapter.
This analysis suggests that disclosing the children's autistic identity is a largely effective strategy, replacing the spoiled identities of incompetent parent and badly behaved child.
Spoil that and all is spoiled".
In the real world, a spoiled rich kid who screws up so badly is, at best, a laughing stock, at worst, George W. Bush.
This is a crisis that the Republican Party often badly misunderstands, casting Democratic-leaning voters as lazy moochers or spoiled children seeking "gifts" (as a certain former Republican presidential nominee would have it) rather than recognizing the reality of their economic struggles.
After reading a few sections of the document, I remembered a comment from a fellow scientist and friend of mine: "Pseudoscience is like spoiled food; you don't have to eat it all to know something is badly wrong.
