Sentence examples for highly spoilt from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, he is also, to judge by his biography, haughty, self-regarding, selfish, needy, remote, rude, chilly, oversexed and highly spoilt.

But spoilt is spoilt nonetheless.

Being spoilt by success is better than being spoilt by failure: just ask any British Conservative.

Its contradictions are most apparent in the performance of Lucy Briggs-Owho who plays Lydia like a demented Made in Chelsea clone, a stroppy, spoilt, recognisably 21st-century privileged teenager with eyelashes like bats, a nasal whine and a highly developed sense of entitlement.

Rather, the negative correlation between ballot design and spoilt ballots, combined with the weight of historical evidence which shows that ballots are often a highly manipulative tools of political symbolism, implies that ballot papers symbols, photographs, layout, and color are of most interest as political cues (for both literate and illiterate voters).

Spoilt ballots are counted.

Frustrated when competing, spoilt.

Or spoilt ponies.

And one spoilt ballot.

"She is a spoilt child.

Sorry if that spoilt things for you.