Sentence examples for bit spoiled from inspiring English sources
Not the best, a bit spoiled, maybe, but pleasant, insouciantly decent.
Although her widower father, Carson Drew, indulges her every whim, she is not the least bit spoiled.
She's a very optimistic and straightforward person who, yes, is a little bit spoiled but who's actually grown throughout the series.
"Kate Winslet is very good at showing how Suki is a free spirit, a bit spoiled, questioning everything because she doesn't yet know how complicated life is".
He said Labour should shed old thinking and "stand up for those who believe there is more to life than the bottom line".I hate to say it, this sounded a bit spoiled and out of touch to me.
Don't act spoiled and rich.
Masson, a psychotherapist who was made head of the Freud Archives in 1980 before falling out with the entire psychotherapeutic establishment, was hung by his own grandiose quotes, as the subject of Malcolm's book about the dispute, with some help from the writer (she described him as looking "a bit plump and spoiled" and went on to quote his foolish interactions with the maître d' at lunch).
Edward's letters home requesting a larger allowance show he was able to manipulate his father, and he was, according to author and Cope biographer Jane Davidson, "a bit of a spoiled brat".
"I feel a bit like a spoiled child with all these beautiful things around me," says Belgian designer Dries Van Noten, giving a tour of the spectacular new exhibition chronicling his nearly 30-year career, which opens Saturday at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.
Instead, Julian was stuck with whiny, nasal English, in which every word was a spoiled complaint, a bit of pouting.
