Sentence examples similar to present spoiled from inspiring English sources

While this might sound beneficial to the males, Dr Dugas speculates that perhaps consuming spoiled eggs presents some immune problems to males.

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Explain to me why I'm supposed to feel honored on my birthday because you and your rich friends pay good money for a dead tree, underpay someone to schlep it into your 12-bedroom McMansion and put ridiculously overpriced non-union-made presents under it for your spoiled kids, but God forbid (oops) you should increase the minimum wage or extend unemployment benefits.

I was at private school for the first (and only) time in my life and desperately wanted to assert that unlike my spoiled peers (past and present), I did not grow up with money.

Instead, she gallivants around Marfa, which is presented as a Never Never Land for spoiled adults who don't want to grow up, shot in thick, honeyed light to look as cozy and hip as an Airbnb ad.

The humor lies in the present: a quirky captain, his mate and a spoiled dog aboard an ailing riverboat with no running water and some seriously cramped quarters.

Spoil that and all is spoiled".

We present an Electromagnetic Imaging (EMI) system capable of detecting spoiled grain regions inside a large-scale grain storage bin.

Hannah Shakespeare's screenplay, adapted from a novel by Victoria Redel, frantically bounces between the present and the early 1970's, when Emily was the glum, spoiled daughter of lovebirds so wrapped up in each other that she felt like a lonely bystander.

Behemoth playthings are forced upon you in such relentless abundance that you wind up feeling like a spoiled, benumbed child on Christmas morning, drowning in a sea of presents and yearning to flee back to bed.

As we learn more about the hostages - spoiled pregnant heiress Winnie, well-meaning Cyrus Bing - we see them presented with increasingly elaborate tests.