Sentence examples for jaded with from inspiring English sources

Old World tourists, jaded with the Canaries & Madeira, are sure to make an appearance soon.

Until May 4, no one on the picture can be sure that the public won't suddenly feel jaded with Maguire.

I'm pretty jaded with the different types of proposals; the question is what's for real and what's not".

Frequent flyers jaded with free flights will soon have an alternative: redeeming their mileage points for a course on how to survive plane crashes.

It's a great corrective to anyone jaded with protest music; the anger and resentment of the band boils off the screen.

As Connecticut taste buds have become jaded with various ethnic onslaughts, Roomba adds a fresh element, a hobnobbing of standard cooking techniques with lively island ingredients and accents.

The best thing about New York is that the New York state of mind combines jaded cynicism with unabashed optimism.

That, for instance, the Ouija business provided a sometimes jaded couple with some silly fun, and (this seems just right) that it was a way for Jackson, whose own literary career never took off, to be part of a creative undertaking once again, one that managed to balance the emotional books between the two men as well.

His prematurely jaded bleat, coupled with David Ball's detached electronic backing, were a clarion call to deviants everywhere.

It opens at a funeral parlor where guests, many of them jaded, are dealing with Dinah's death from an auto accident (perhaps a suicide).

Its principals weren't heroes; they were jaded lifers contending with assorted wackos, like the beggar who earned enough to pay for a maid.