Sentence examples for Feeling weariness from inspiring English sources
For the most recent crop of senators, that feeling — weariness with the institution and its members — is taking hold a lot more quickly than it did for Lieberman, who, by 2000, had spent more than a decade in the Senate.
Returning from our manhunts through the snowy mountains west of Logar, I felt the weariness of Bruegel's hunters.
Passengers never feel the weariness of time-zone changes known as jet lag, Air France boasts, because the transatlantic trip takes only three and a half hours.
It is the captain, trapped in the worst dream of all, where for a cruel moment he is back on dry land, among the green fields of England.... Fryer studies that milk-white face and feels his weariness turn brittle with resentment".
My bones feel a weariness in the fading light.
Suddenly, I felt tired a weariness inside my soul.
Beneath the familiar urge, you'll find a sensation of constriction, one that may feel like weariness, sorrow or terror.
When a police helicopter began hovering, drowning out the speech-making, somebody broke through the tension and hollered, "Wave your Skittles at them!" I felt more weariness than anger as I walked through the crowd.
Between the conversations with family members who each offer different advice and the special meetings at the school with teachers (who despite their best good intentions, don't seem to understand what you are going through) you have felt the weariness of not knowing what is going on and the apprehension about figuring it all out.
Manager Terry Collins, who has batted Davis sixth or seventh in 14 of the last 15 games, said it was inevitable that Davis would feel downtrodden at times and experience weariness over the slump.
