jaded造句

Some onlookers may be jaded.

petrosky's words would humanize the story and persuade even the most jaded Senators to listen.

Surely only the most jaded and damaged would challenge the orthodoxy of romantic love.

After just three years as a Florida educator, I have grown jaded by all facets of education.

April's elections were marked by violence and fraud on a scale that boggled the imagination even of jaded Nigerian voters.

You may have been around for a while, but no one wants a jaded, world-weary person working for them.

A little rest for the jaded animal being desirable, he did not hasten his search for landmarks.

I'm awfully jaded about monotonous browser tabs, puny headlines and boring boxes all over the place, aren't you?

Rest stole into their jaded bones, tranquillity pushed their anxieties away, like a man finding a place for himself on a crowded bench.

Mr Blair's jaded attitude seems not yet to have infected the coalition government, which is planning to let a little more light into the tenebrous corridors of Whitehall.

If that works, Skylifter craft may yet bring relief to stranded disaster victims—and also to jaded millionaires sick of ocean liners.

The boisterous impact of it on Martin's jaded mind was a hurt. It was an aching probe to his tired sensitiveness.

Are we so jaded as a people that we shall always withhold good things from those who do not make an effort to lie to our faces with caramelized hyperbole?

He was too tired and jaded to be interested in anything, though he planned to leave Saturday afternoon, if they finished at three, and ride on his wheel to Oakland.

It all adds up to a busy summer for jaded boss Mancini, who is going back to Italy for a break to recharge his batteries after a hectic year.