And the quiet, deeply scarring, utterly exhausting seven-year burden of being disgusted by a ruinous and corrupt administration quieted briefly last night in Iowa.
Hoffman's Bachmann is not the taciturn and pathetic George Smiley as imagined by Gary Oldman or Alec Guinness, but he is a wan, exhausted figure, burdened with his own fathomless vision of the unending not-so-great game, and perhaps ennobled by his determination to make the best of it.
I woke up exhausted, feeling burdened by the 3 a.m. endless, often torturous conversations with only myself.
He cried, played, laughed, learned, taught, traveled, was tempted, felt hungry, thirsty, and exhausted, stressed, burdened, struggled, suffered with loss and disappointment, was beaten and broken, and then he died a horrible death.
She said she was exhausted by the burden of colliding heats and finals.
Let those well-toned athletes pitch in and help the people who are no doubt exhausted by the burden of mere survival.
The mournful Mr. Kitano, who goes by the sobriquet Beat Takeshi, actually looks more like that nickname than ever; he's exhausted by the burden of keeping the code of honor in the underworld on two different continents.
The colour crows, but not the cock – which is a lot more fun to look at than Edwin Landseer's sluggish lions surrounding Nelson's column, exhausted by their burden of masculinity and from sitting there so long.
In the former explanation, overall relapse numbers might be reduced as this would exhaust the liver burden of hypnozoites more rapidly.
"My grandfather came home from that same war exhausted from the burdens he had borne, and died the next day.
