Sentence examples for was being spoilt from inspiring English sources

Harris said that Twitter's reputation as a democratic environment was being spoilt by people who were able to act irresponsibly, and that the company's lack of action encouraged that atmosphere, rather than educating its users.

The most beautiful campus in America was being spoiled by mechanical invaders, critics moaned.

But this promising picture was being spoiled by a red cloud of rage.Why?

For months after his voluntary retirement many faithful followers thought him a kind of deus ex machines, who might intervene if he thought his legacy was being spoiled.

"We're being spoilt by thinking it's all readily available but it's not.

@Jules_John: "Dear ITV, I wish to complain that your adverts are being spoilt by the coverage of the rugby".

No doubt they are intimidated by the fear of being called spoilsports - when, in truth, the sport is being spoilt by the people who regard it as no more than a vehicle for the display of their puerile egos.

Homeowners wanting to switch their mortgage are being spoilt for choice with a slew of rock-bottom rates, which coupled with an uplift in property prices will give their finances a big boost.

I'm being spoiled rotten.

Across Britain, views, apparently, are being spoiled.

No Longer Wild: How Natural World Heritage Sites are being spoiled.