Sentence examples for spoiled dreams from inspiring English sources

In the weeks after Thomas's injury, which he sustained when he slipped during a drill, Thomas sank into a state of dejection, haunted by a cyclone of regrets, doubts and spoiled dreams.

Your beautiful imperfect life, filled with missed opportunities, second chances, spilled milk, and spoiled dreams, is in and of itself, a testimony to God's grace for us all.

Instead of "learned," "dreamed," "spelled" and "spoiled," it can be "learnt," "dreamt," "spelt" and "spoilt".

He muses about the American Dream, bemoans spoiled children and lovingly praises the Midwestern diner, "one of the most elegant, most pleasant, most American places".

Decision fatigue is not a fad complaint dreamed up by spoiled people; it's what happens when we have to keep weighing alternatives and making decisions.

Rich spoiled kids doing rich spoiled shit.

Spoil that and all is spoiled".

The syncopated prose dwindles to an almost perfunctory wail as beautiful, spoiled A'Lelia dies a year later and, symbolically speaking, so does the Harlem Renaissance and Madam Walker's dream of dreams.

And it cast Mr. Arnett in his apparent comfort zone, as a spoiled oil company scion trying to romance the eco-conscious girl of his dreams (played by Keri Russell of "Felicity").

Among film geeks, he is known for his role as Tito in the dream sequence in Tom DiCillo's "Living in Oblivion" ("That movie spoiled me"), and he is often stopped on the street by hip-hop fans, who recognize him as the Building Manager in "Bullet," a Tupac Shakur vehicle.

Another bit borrowed from (and arguably spoiled for many) the final scene in the "Mad Men" series finale, which showed Don dreaming up a famous jingle while meditating on a beachside cliff.