Sentence examples for rather jaded from inspiring English sources
Her occupation has given her a rather jaded view of the prospects for career women like herself.
Philadelphia has been described both as the elegant but rather jaded great lady and as the overage and sickly spinster of American cities.
Aletti compared the album to Gaye's previous work, writing that "Gaye seems determined to take over as soul's master philosopher in the bedroom, a position that requires little but an affectation of constant, rather jaded horniness.
They still sound green, rather than jaded, and all the better for it.
And I hope that sense of options at their fingertips will make my children feel energised rather than jaded.
In the two years since its formation, the LFN, the main organiser of the march, has achieved much, and members are energised rather than jaded.
Ferris also feels that, despite Ellen having gone through a lot in her life, she is cautious rather than jaded, and is "very protective of the things she has in her life", especially her daughter Jo and the Winchesters.
But the Labour Party is also looking rather tired and jaded.
Leicester's England half-backs, Ben Youngs and Toby Flood, looked in need of a rest, mentally rather than physically jaded.
"Ken comes from a different angle, almost like a fan doing an interview rather than a jaded reporter," said Jim Mannino, the publicist for "Chicago," the musical.
Perhaps aware that her audience is jaded rather than enlivened, Shields throws in a few clichéd metaphors: "Just as [Jane Austen] walked behind a wall of shrubbery at Steventon, she wrote her novels behind a wall of isolation".
