Sentence examples for seemed spoiled from inspiring English sources

The plot was foiled by another cook who thought the broth seemed spoiled, and by the presence of a quick-thinking doctor.

She saw children with no possessions and at risk of death; despite this, to her they appeared more spiritually alive than those in Ireland who had material comforts but seemed spoiled and spiritually unaware.

Pasolini's radical political insights regarding Sade, Fascism, and the violence at the heart of all culture came through brilliantly, but the scenes of torture were agony to watch, and, back out on the street after the sun had set, the world itself seemed spoiled upon contact with them.

Margot, choosing between having sex she doesn't want and "seeming spoiled and capricious," decides to have unwanted sex.

London can seem spoiled compared with the rest of England, yet though the capital receives about the same money as Wales, it contains a lot more people.

So it seems spoiled to feel an irrational, uncontrollable swelling of envy when your colleague and not you, gets a company car or an international travel opportunity.

It wasn't that she was scared he would try to force her to do something against her will but that insisting that they stop now, after everything she'd done to push this forward, would make her seem spoiled and capricious, as if she'd ordered something at a restaurant and then, once the food arrived, had changed her mind and sent it back.

Each has admitted errors in judgment -- some actions or words, particularly with Iverson, have been in demonstrably bad taste -- and each at times has seemed so spoiled that he might have been a poster boy for what a recent letter writer to me called "those basketball yugs".

They probably seemed like "spoiled brats" to their classmates, Ms. Cohen-Solal writes.

Don't overdo any of these steps too much... you'll seem annoying, spoiled, and so much more.

"He was just kind of a weird guy and seemed kind of spoiled, immature," Way said.