Sentence examples for somewhat spoiled from inspiring English sources
It's a wonderful phone, somewhat spoiled by its headline feature.
When the inaugural BBC 6 Music festival launched in Manchester last year, it didn't make much of a ripple in a city somewhat spoiled for live music provision.
Search for bed and breakfast accommodation on the travel website TripAdvisor, and you are somewhat spoiled for choice: there are almost one million worldwide.
Hope Chernov's Elvira is an alluring ghost who manages to make her decidedly homicidal instinct seem the innocent idiosyncrasy of a somewhat spoiled beauty who knows her worth.
We both yelled like hell at the kids (who it must be said had devolved into two twitchy, selfish, candy junkies and somewhat spoiled brats).
Even if you're one of those weirdos who, like, listens to your parents and "pulls your weight" around the house, living at home means you're somewhat spoiled.
I mean, I'm pretty spoiled.
DSLR users are getting pretty spoiled.
"Putin seems to me to be acting somewhat like a spoiled child," McCain declared.
The story is spoiled somewhat by his being out of London at the time of the murders and, indeed, the total lack of evidence for any of this.
According to Richard Bromfield, PhD, a psychologist at Harvard Medical School and author of How To Unspoil Your Child Fast, a spoiled child is somewhat egocentric., a spoiled child is somewhat egocentric.
