Sentence examples for distinctly tired from inspiring English sources
His Man Booker-shortlisted C had many brilliant passages, but unlike Remainder their brilliance was largely a matter of conventional virtuosity (descriptive flair combined with impressively mastered research on interesting subjects, ie first-world-war flying machines), while its neo-modern components – more Pynchonesque, here, than Ballardian or Oulipian – felt distinctly tired.
Per Una and Autograph are lines which are looking distinctly tired and middle aged.
Yet with the Minsk process looking distinctly tired, continued prevention (let alone conflict resolution) is not assured.Russia's desire to assert its hegemony in the South Caucasus complicates matters further.
(AT 7 196) Perhaps Descartes thinks the situation with dreaming parallels that of waking life: those who are sufficiently tired, or otherwise perceptually inattentive, "cannot really" perceive truths clearly and distinctly, though it may seem to them that they do.
These are distinctly Catholic themes that draw sharp contrasts for Catholics who have tired of a Republican Party with less room for those who are not straight, male, white and self-sufficient.
"People are tired, tired, tired.
"I'm tired of betting, / Tired of sporting, / Tired of flirting, / Tired of courting,... / Tired of being / Tired, tired, tired".
