Sentence examples for entirely spoiled from inspiring English sources
Not entirely spoiled by excessive wealth?
"But the sweetness begins to diminish within hours of coming out of the water and the texture is entirely spoiled by freezing".
We'd clearly become entirely spoiled.
Although the opening skews the monologue, it doesn't entirely spoil it.
As he said, "even when you do a good thing, you may do it in so bad a way that you entirely spoil the beneficial effect".
Not to entirely spoil the ending of "Charlie Wilson's War," but the movie and book both suggested that the Cold War suffered from a spoiled ending -- and now, in the cities and frontiers of Pakistan, we must pick up where that war left off.
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Okay, we can probably give Heavy Rain a pass from that kind of criticism – its flashes of future-tech funny business don't entirely spoil what's otherwise a gritty noir thriller about a serial killer, containing a pretty well masked twist.
(For those of you who haven't read it yet, this post contains spoilers that really will spoil it entirely, so take care).
Thus, John's eventual villainy (we won't spoil it entirely) is buffered by a slight empathy for the character.
