Sentence examples for exhausted sense from inspiring English sources

An exhausted sense of dread looms over the proceedings.

He woke, certain that Freddie had been in his dream, although he could not fetch up a narrative and was left only with the exhausted sense of having not completed a necessary task.

The city exhausted its sense of hope years ago.

The reforming energy that the party had brought to office was exhausted, the sense of what truly mattered to the country forgotten.

Yet the notion of a mere or pure perspective does not exhaust the sense of ipseity.

Though late objections by France and India threatened to scuttle the talks, and perhaps the W.T.O. as well, the meeting ended with an exhausted but deserved sense of success.

Afterward, trembling and exhausted, the reader senses that she has undergone an intense sexual experience.

By the time of his death, at forty-two, in 1855, of mysterious causes, Kierkegaard had, in both senses, exhausted his patrimony.

Focused on landscape, the short film revealed its surroundings with painstaking care, exposing the images only when it has exhausted all other senses.

As the Nets departed from Miami, they left not with a sense of exhausted satisfaction from their four-game road trip, but with a chilly, unsettling sense of vulnerability.

If a sensor playing a critical role in a sensing task cannot function as usual due to exhausted energy, then the sensing task will be interrupted.