Sentence examples for deeply weary from inspiring English sources

More important, he can count on the apathy of a public that has become deeply weary of strife.

Unlike Dr. Gimovsky, she is businesslike, almost stern, and deeply weary over the hospital's dire fiscal situation.

The idea that they are so deeply weary of war — – let alone watching YouTube and yearning to join the world they see on their laptops — feels like wishful thinking.

With Ed Miliband – it seemed then – shakily installed as Labour leader, and voters widely assumed to be deeply weary of his party, the Westminster consensus in 2010 and for much of 2011 was that Cameron would get two terms as prime minister, if not more.

"As someone deeply weary of jingoism and the political rhetoric of patriotism, I had long disliked Turkish identity politics," he recalls of his mindset as a student.

It seems like everyone you run into outside these days is likely to register as somewhere between deeply weary and poised to have a nervous breakdown on the subway.

I could only imagine them being glossed by a deeply galaxy-weary Yoda.

She sighed, as deeply as her weary lungs would allow.

She was small and thin and deeply lined, with weary eyes.

Do prize winners resonate more deeply with recession-weary viewers?

If you consider that even I – your humble, raddled, permanently weary and deeply unprepossessing author – have encountered a number of gentlemen who decided to be in love with me within moments, purely because my texts had previously interfered with them, then you can imagine what a minefield this becomes for people who are attractive and good at social contact.