Sentence examples for becoming spoilt from inspiring English sources
In the interview, Louis also publicly slammed his prodigal son Ronan Keating for becoming spoilt and having 'no talent'.
The island also has its fair share of marinas, but there are practically no skyline-breaking hotels, and most of the beaches require some effort to reach, which saves them from becoming spoilt.
As a result, with this many options to choose from, Indians customers are increasingly becoming spoilt for choice; they can conveniently discover any cuisine from a nearby or faraway eatery, and order by clicking a button on an app.
When they don't have that, they become spoilt".
Is the Avocado Barometer a sign that we are all becoming just too indulged, too spoilt, too ready to reach for luxury without working for it first?
My God, we've become so spoilt.
Those unbearably talented techies have become quite spoilt.
It would be difficult to imagine us becoming similar to America, where lots of people who are spoilt and self-absorbed - rather than mad - go off endlessly to see their shrink.
Throughout the book are anecdotes that indicate the album-based rock he loved was becoming over-ripe just as it peaked, its stars having all the gravitas of spoilt children.
But spoilt is spoilt nonetheless.
