Sentence examples for exhausted mood from inspiring English sources

If you make the mistake of watching the Grammys in a cynical or exhausted mood, the program becomes an absurd parade: already colossally successful people handing each other trophies that merely reiterate success that was likely bought and paid for in advance, anyway.

Further, there was a tendency for the forest to restore the respondents' exhausted mood (Table 7).

Glenn Beck had exhausted his celebratory mood over the death of Bin Laden by Wednesday, probably after overdoing it earlier in the week with marching bands and cookie parties (view clip and transcript).

She was exhausted and in no mood to act as pioneer woman in gingham and kerchief.

The economy lagged behind Germany, France and Italy, and the political mood was exhausted and defeatist.

I returned from my long workdays at Regal Apparel exhausted and in no mood to spend the evening composing.

But some of the characters' attitudes, in particular their obsession with dolls, play and ­make-believe, might similarly leave cold the older middle-grade readers, as they oscillate between innocence and exhausted cynicism, prone to mood swings and lightning quick changes of temperament.

At the headquarters of the National Republican Senatorial Committee in Washington, however, the mood was less exhausted than glum.

And yet the mood of this exhausted country is far from jubilant.In Mosul, 320km (200 miles) north of Baghdad up the Tigris river, the governor of Nineveh province, Doraid Kashmoula, furrows his brow, fiddles with his worry-beads in one hand, stubs out yet another cigarette with the other and reels off a litany of woe in his dankly curtained office.

The mood in her clinic was exhausted but passionate.

The mood among the mourning and exhausted MPs doesn't suggest this will herald a joyous new dawn.