jaded

People can be very jaded, and they like something that's new.

And he had the jaded English court to thank for it.

Also did some hard exercise last night, I feel jaded.

George is not the only jaded person in his circle.

"I just think that at this point they are a bit jaded."

And immediately that jaded my thinking about the problem they are coming to see me for.

She gave me a jaded look as if none of it seemed to matter much.

She had a son who would capture even the most jaded heart.

"I can see why you might have grown a little jaded where it comes to women."

He could not mistake the message in those jaded eyes.

Asked what the election was really about, many voters took a jaded view.

Burnt from the business side of music he felt jaded and needed to step back for a few.

They were nearly the same age; what had people been doing to Jason to give him such jaded eyes?

As someone in the business of selling things, I've discovered how small the jaded world is.

But the public has either become jaded or extremely sophisticated.

Roy's jaded heart nearly stopped before she reached the third line.

But even a jaded public can reach a tipping point.

Most brokers take a slightly jaded view of the practice.

We had a party at the hotel last night that went on well into the evening, so we're feeling a little jaded this morning.

He makes me seem terribly jaded and old by comparison.

At the very least, he would prove a curiosity to the jaded members of society.

At a table of dancers, the talk took on a jaded tone.

And to a jaded medical man it is very refreshing to come across such perfect health.

We wanted to do family life from a slightly jaded point of view."

It was an impressive place, even for the most jaded of lawyers.