Sentence examples for spoilt as from inspiring English sources

And they become, bit-by-bit, spoilt as a result.

But he says that was another effort to make him look as spoilt as possible.

(Tip: Never place another person into the picture, like 'I am better than this person' or 'At least I am not as spoilt as this person'.

She says she was "quite spoilt as an undergraduate – that rare thing, a female scientist", and was lucky in her mentors.

As his daughter Melissa affectionately observes, having been spoilt as a child, he has "been looking for admiration and attention ever since, all the time: and you only get it when you make speeches".

Asked whether Beijing believed that North Korea had behaved "like a spoilt child" – as a senior official remarked, according to one of the cables - Hong replied: "China takes note of the leaked reports.

In the world endurance championship, which begins with next month's Silverstone Six Hours and includes the race at Le Mans, the drivers are not treated like gods and do not behave like spoilt brats as a result.

There is plenty available but not for a country that behaves "like a spoilt child", as one western ambassador recently put it to an audience of top Georgians.The president's advisers say privately that his room for manoeuvre against the powerful commercial interests that block reform is still limited.

Supported by the local government, favoured by sea changers as one of the prettiest places in Australia, the pitfall of this myth can be complacency of a spoilt child (as a metaphor) and a resulting flagging motivation to continue on the path of improvement.

But spoilt is spoilt nonetheless.

Keep your furni to yourself; use as little furni as possible so people don't classify you as spoilt!