Sentence examples for was really spoilt from inspiring English sources

I was really spoilt for choice, torn between a lentil and watercress salad with an unusual citrussy dressing, and buttery purple sprouting broccoli on toast, but on a sunny day, thejameskitchen's lively, punchy green soup seemed so perfectly spring-like I couldn't resist.

Eat For top-notch, authentic Greek grub you are really spoilt for choice in Nafplio.

I've got a kid, [and have also thought] maybe I'm being really spoilt by wanting to do this and maybe I should just grow up and get a normal job like other people.

"I'm really spoiled now," she said.

I'm really spoiled by Europe.

You're really spoiling us: has Ferrero been wrongly accused over Nutella?

But with this business of being an actual policeman, and hunting down Fifa felons, you are really spoiling us.

"You know, I'm really spoiled, and very rich and exceptionally pretty, so I get to do exactly what I want," Julie finally says of herself.

I said, 'Prime minister, I've got a difficult thing to ask you.' I said, 'See the statuary out in front, it's really spoiling the view from the front of Parliament House.

There are advertising slogans – "because you're worth it"; "with these [Ferrero] Rocher, you are really spoiling us" – cleverly beatboxed by Savage between bursts of white noise, like a radio tuning in and out.

And the old stereotypes ("Ambassador, with these Rocher, you're really spoiling us!") still conspire against our efforts to encourage a wider cross-section of British society to join.