He sat there looking at the letter, long after he had finished reading it; there was nothing of the petulance of a spoiled child in this simple, this heartbroken farewell.
Ah, your English doesn't go so far as that; you don't know what a spoiled child is?
He made Arno out a gloomy woman-hater, and called me a spoiled child.
How entirely unnecessary had been Lucie's fear of the "wayward, spoiled child"!
Now, confess honestly that you think me a spoiled child, or rather do not confess it, or we shall be sure to quarrel.
I remember he regarded me simply as a spoiled child.
A spoiled child, who hasn't the least business out of the school-room yet," mentally decides the visitor.
I am going to tell you something," she said, with her pretty air of a spoiled child.
She is a spoiled child," she said, "but we humor her all we can, for hers is a sad fate.
He was a spoiled child of fortune, if you wish to have it so.
His harsh, blustering voice softened perceptibly, and he spoke in a wheedling tone, such as one might employ in the effort to tranquillize a spoiled child in a fit of temper.
While her father and Allan had been exchanging civilities, she had been putting the writing-table in order, and examining the various objects scattered on it with the unrestrained curiosity of a spoiled child.
We will let Mrs. Armadale see the bubbles," continued the doctor, in the tone of a parent humoring a spoiled child.
These latter, like some other perversities, suggest reactions of a petulant, spoiled child.
This resentment against interference again reminds us of the reactions of a spoiled child.
I expressed my annoyance in plain terms; but this ebullition on my part was most probably considered a specimen of girlish caprice, or the airs of a spoiled child.
It was then that she showed the temper and the spirit of a spoiled child, and declared that she would follow the dictates of her own mind in preference to every other consideration.
I would rather be a kitten in the arms of a spoiled child, to be one moment petted and pampered, and the next moment thumped over the head with the spoon.
I therefore experienced the fate of a spoiled child in such situation, and was neglected or noticed only to be crossed and contradicted.
I exclaimed, indignantly, "you are as capricious as a spoiled child.
She looked at us with a pleased face, and said it was well to be a spoiled child like me.
You were a spoiled child, certainly; but you have got over that.
Everything tells you that the idol of your heart is a collection of caprices and follies, but she is a spoiled child, whom you can not help but love.
That is not love, it is a liking for a moment, it is to transform a lover into a spoiled child.
Because he is five years older than I am he treats me like a little girl, and to-day he told me I was a spoiled child.
But, even supposing he should not change, you yourself will alter, and when you are no longer a spoiled child, he will not call you such.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "spoiled child" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
