Sentence examples for bit of a spoilt from inspiring English sources

He is a bit of a spoilt brat who doesn't think of what other people want.

I was expecting her to be a bit of a spoilt brat because she had a rich daddy and went to expensive boarding-schools – Wycombe Abbey, then Rugby sixth form – but on the contrary she seems to have an unusually strong work ethic.

Mostly, they have made him seem either a bit of a twit (fantasising about being a tampon) or hopelessly spoilt and out of touch (having his valet put the toothpaste on his toothbrush each night).

How should we respond to this story of a spoilt woman's comeuppance?

Their revolt (though quite sincere) was safe, like the tantrums of a spoilt child.

Cristiano Ronaldo reacted to a restorative night for the game with all the petulance and pettiness of a spoilt child.

Mr Putin laughed off a Russian press row over a photo of a spoilt ballot-paper on which was scrawled an obscene message addressed to himself.

Here, as the only son among seven sisters, he developed into something of a spoilt child, accustomed to getting his own way.

The risk of a spoilt election from a third-party Trump bid may be even greater than during the ones Ross Perot and Ralph Nader engineered in 1992 and 2000, because 2015 does present Trump with a sliver of a natural constituency.

Bit of a maverick.

Bit of a scoop?