Sentence examples for particularly jaded from inspiring English sources

The biography category has looked particularly jaded – a monument to a form that arguably reached its peak around the time Richard Holmes and John Richardson won with Coleridge and Picasso in the late 1980s and early 90s, but which mislaid its mojo somewhere in the dying days of the 20th century.

Voters, particularly in the advanced economies, are jaded by years of broken political promises, revelations of cover-ups, and relentless political and media spin.

My pupils aren't jaded and that can be inspiring, particularly when you get them out of school.

Too jaded.

She's not jaded.

A. I'm jaded.

Nobody acted jaded.

O.K., I'm jaded.

We were jaded.

"I'm jaded".

"We're jaded.