Significats de too jaded en anglès

Others were too jaded by Comdex to be surprised by anything.

Perhaps I am too jaded, too bitter from watching destruction become a virtue.

Grissom was too jaded to fully buy into that fantasy.

You may rest assured that I'm far too jaded to be attracted to mere beauty.

He had given up urging his jaded animal, being too jaded himself for the effort.

When Sancho reached his master, he was almost too jaded and faint to ride his beast.

As if they knew they were supposed to be nervous but were too jaded to actually care.

I'm not qualified to question his methods, and even if I were, I am too jaded to care.

Polanski, a survivor of the Holocaust, was far too jaded to be swayed by any of that baloney.

Doug was too jaded, thought Scott.

So for the umpteenth year running -we're too jaded to count -it's time for The Fiver's famous Xmas Awards!

He was too jaded with the din of pounds, shillings, and pence to permit his pen to invent facts or to adorn realities.

He'd grown too jaded over the years, first by watching his parents' marriage disintegrate, later by watching criminals-andyes, his colleagues, too-manipulatethe legal system.

He stirred her to an interest which she had believed herself too old, too jaded with the ways of the world, ever to feel again.

Too jaded to be surprised, just like me.