Sentence examples for quite spoiled from inspiring English sources

In certain ways he is really quite spoiled.

"We're quite spoiled about the proximity to the venues.

I was quite spoiled on my visit to my mother's aunt in England.

In its incredible 10-year run it had its ups and downs but maintained a gob-smacking level of quality that quite spoiled us for all the other flatshare sitcoms that were to follow.

The rotten newspapers had quite spoiled poor Mrs. Mosley's day.

We were still on rationing but we ate with the field gun crew who always got extra rations, so were quite spoiled!

"In third world countries, where refrigeration and sanitary concerns are often quite iffy, spoiled meat is seldom discarded, but rather cooked to the extreme and mixed with spices, garlic, peppers, etc. to hide a rotten taste," wrote Lewis Regenstein, who described himself as a world traveler.

The exasperated back and forth between Amy and Miles, the spoiled but never quite good enough No. 1 son, is the comic heart of "Family Restaurant".

While in Brooklyn she was loved and very spoiled...she's had quite an adventure, but there's no great mystery behind her travels.

An early flourish where umbrellas fly up to the rafters is quite lovely though the effect is spoiled when it's repeated a moment later with wreaths as well.

Set on the periphery of the Los Angeles suburban sprawl, the play quite consciously evokes the image of a spoiled and even perverted American frontier that seems, if anything, more spoiled and perverted today.