Sentence examples for rather spoiled from inspiring English sources

I think I was rather spoiled".

Rather, spoiled children become toxic to society when they are unable to acknowledge their privilege.

They've been rather spoiled this week after lifting that home elimination game jinx.

When you chuck in East as well, the figure is rather spoiled, instead scoring 31-29.

But all that is rather spoiled by a sight you never see in the spooky films or picture postcards: a major road runs right alongside it.

In the latest entry, he writes about the challenges of keeping the Ramadan fast.It all makes this blogger feel rather spoiled and lazy, in his new Brussels home.

Rather she is spoiled, homely, mean and sometimes violent.

Rawlings says that he would "like to marry her because she's got the longest, smoothest, straightest legs in the world", something he used to say about Gellhorn, but he also calls her "lazy, and spoiled, and rather stupid and on the make".

And how about wealthy literary creations who do the right thing rather than behave like spoiled brats?

Rather than dirty diapers or spoiled meat — something definite you can put your finger on — they smell like an inclination: cruelty, maybe, or hatred.

First, Mr. Wiener's characters are not Mr. Ellis's spoiled rich kids; rather they're middle class but only by virtue of a real-estate boom.