jadedness

Based on previous episodes, the mood will soon give way to jadedness.

Perhaps it's just the jadedness that comes with age.

But there is also the sense that this glittering jadedness now comes too easily.

Her innocence is the benchmark of their jadedness and corruption.

If you're a conservative, you can laugh at the incompetence and jadedness of the public school administrators.

Since then he has veered between innocence and jadedness.

It's a number usually delivered with a winking, wry jadedness.

I'll take that brand of earnestness over jadedness any night of the week.

In due course this would turn to premature jadedness, and soon enough I'd be heading for self-destruction.

Some of these pioneers of democratic reform settled deeper into their jadedness.

She supposed it was an answer to the increasing jadedness of their existence, in this world so much pleasure could be bought on the cheap.

"It is easy when you live in New York to ascribe thinking to others that reflects your own jadedness," she said.

Still, there's one characteristic that unites tourists of all nationalities, and that's jadedness.

In 1989 he seemed to feel that this communication required total revelation, and innocence and jadedness met head-on.

"Do I sense a certain jadedness?"

The jadedness, the preoccupation with history.

But for an age of sound bites and political jadedness, this celebration will substitute "a brief but stirring speech."

This is often trouble time, when string quartets are struggling with personality clashes, dissension and jadedness.

It's a nice image, this, but it implies a jadedness that is nowhere to be found in the 150 odd black-and-white photographs making up the show.

I think CNN's ratings problem is tied into a jadedness about world events."

If nothing else, the group provides a measure of what can be spawned by one experienced professional's sense of jadedness with this city's big-money political culture.

Lacking wit, jadedness or a bittersweet air, Ms. Westfeldt appears to be simply getting through the performance.

The wounded Texan epitomized the sense of jadedness that marks this year's version of the Iowa caucus.

She becomes jaded, but in the strange ways of Congress that she is coming to savor, she finds jadedness yields to fresh resolve.

Throughout the song, he exhibits a jadedness that manifests itself in turns of phrase like "I seen my epitaph/I been to heaven and back."