Sentence examples for most spoiled from inspiring English sources

Frieze Week visitors were probably most spoiled for choice (or was it blinded?) with 20th-century Italian art.

It is sickening to listen to the world's most spoiled children cry over having too many toys.

Gertrude Stein reportedly called him the "most spoiled, insensitive and self-indulgent young man" she'd ever met.

Taking the idea to an extreme, he set out to chronicle some of the world's most spoiled places for his book, just released, "Visit Sunny Chernobyl".

That's because the renovations in such places tend to be the most extensive -- and, they say, the shareholders the most spoiled.

Conceived by Tworkowski's longtime partner, the architect Joseph Singer, the intimate three-room space incorporates midcentury antiques, contemporary art and furniture, and enough custom flourishes to make even his most spoiled clients swoon.

But they are right to view the Students for a Democratic Society as, for the most part, spoiled brats who posed as revolutionaries while being subsidized by their parents at college.

In most cases, the spoiled food is removed by lifting the refrigerator atop a lined dumpster and shaking it.

Those of our ancestors who tended, even in the absence of the germ theory of disease, to steer clear of the things that cockroaches love most — bodily waste, spoiled foods, and so on — may have done "better, on average, in the reproduction lottery," she said.

They are the most famous and spoiled dogs in the Instagram community.

Most of us are spoiled, in that for us the glow of the sun is a daily event year round.