Sentence examples for increasingly jaded from inspiring English sources

It describes an increasingly jaded, increasingly liberal country, still attached to big government but dubious of official attempts to help the poor.Jadedness first: one of the most striking results is a sharp drop in the popularity of voting.

But many young Indonesians say they are increasingly jaded.

The polls show that the American people have become increasingly jaded by this adolescent chorus of babble.

Despite this alarming news, people are becoming increasingly jaded by all the talk of doom and gloom.

As the years roll on and I've found myself increasingly jaded about my mid-level media career, I start to wonder whether the "boring" route might have been the better one.

By contrast, as the song contest and the EU have both grown in size, the older members have become increasingly jaded.

In his 1986 limited series, Miller brilliantly contrasts a shallow and self-centred, increasingly wrinkly and jaded caped crusader with a Kal-El who remains youthful, noble and good-hearted – yet as boring as dry toast for dinner.

Similarly, Democrats they need to break down the benefits of their high-minded ideas -- and the dangers of right wing ideas -- into bite-sized nuggets that the increasingly disengaged, jaded and misinformed average voter can chew on and digest.

The findings are indicative of the changes remaking Madison Avenue as advertiser clients rethink the way they do business as they grow larger, operate in more countries and seek to draw the attention of consumers who are becoming increasingly wary of and jaded about standard sales pitches.

And also, perhaps, too jaded to be stirred by a dramatic universe built around increasingly battered beliefs in progress, solidarity and fair play.

Too jaded.