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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a sort of exhausted" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when describing a state of fatigue or weariness, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "After the long hike, I felt a sort of exhaustion that I had never experienced before."
Alternatives: "kind of tired" or "somewhat fatigued."
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Once you're dressed, dance in a sort of exhausted way to a phantom techno beat and hug everyone you see while asking quietly "how to get home from this place".
Ninja Gaiden, in his opinion, strikes the correct balance between challenge and reward; completion brings "a sort of exhausted exhilaration, like finally reaching the end of War and Peace".
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This is the sort of exhausted thing a person might say to herself after she gives up, decides to try something else for a while: "God knows I loved; God knows I lied; God knows I lost; God gave me life; and God knows I tried".
"I think we're at a point where the two major parties have sort of exhausted their governing agendas," Rove told me.
He's sort of a bro, but mostly he's just amused, and sort of exhausted, by everything.
Feeling our work here was – for now, at least – done, Chris and I walked like zombies to the hotel next door, both feeling that strange sort of exhausted that comes from being trapped in a small area, far from home, surrounded by strangers, breathing in petrol fumes and overstuffed with fast food.
A: Sort of.
"By the second or third page, you were just sort of exhausted," Ms. Haidous said.
I agreed with him on all fronts and finally just became sort of exhausted.
But this image was about just giving up and being sort of exhausted.
HZ: "Why didn't you think of doing a sequel to Quantum Siege, instead of jumping to such serious subjects?" BS: "I got sort of exhausted with this one novel … let's say, I do it every day for a living this crime business.
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