Sentence examples for preferred spoiled from inspiring English sources
According to a paper published last summer in the journal Psychological Science, experimental subjects sometimes preferred spoiled over unspoiled stories, perhaps because of "the pleasurable tension caused by the disparity in knowledge between the omniscient reader and the character".
In August 2011 two researchers at the University of California at San Diego reported (in the journal Psychological Science) that in a controlled experiment, "subjects significantly preferred spoiled over unspoiled stories in the case of both … ironic twist stories and … mysteries".
"Subjects significantly preferred the spoiled versions of ironic-twist stories, where, for example, it was revealed before reading that a condemned man's daring escape is all a fantasy before the noose snaps tight around his neck," the research reveals.
Another vital step would be the implementation of an ethos of mutual trust, respect and authentic appreciation within the firm which would also ease one of the core dilemmas in double bind-spoiled environments, i. e. the equilibration of the two different interests: autonomy sought by the employee and control preferred by the managers/leaders.
Werner, also perpetually in heat, is repeatedly rejected by his haughty wife, Signe Katja Riemannn), who would prefer to massage sunscreen onto the back of their outrageously spoiled teenage son Ralf Tom Schillingg).
Like many of the spoiled elites of history -- take the British Raj -- we prefer to think of ourselves as good and decent people while we use our military and economic prowess to ensure we bend the world to our will.
"The day was a bit spoiled by Richard's false start in the 200m, but we would prefer it was here rather than in Lyon," added Dunn, a former European and Commonwealth medal-winning sprinter.
I have been too spoiled to choose.
Choose friends who aren't spoiled!
Spoil that and all is spoiled".
