Sentence examples for exhausting to read from inspiring English sources

We've all read papers that are exhausting to read, and we've all read papers that were enjoyable to read.

The record of his private engagements alone — dinners, outings, peregrinations with his entourage of family and friends — is exhausting to read.

I've only been here a few weeks and it is exhausting to read, watch and think about this on a daily basis.

The origins of the war, which, in six weeks of the summer of 1914, took Europe from a long peace to mutual massacre, are exhausting to read about, in part because there is no real protagonist.

He voices our doubts more than he does his period's platitudes, and tells the truth about tedious texts: nobody ever wanted "Paradise Lost" to be longer than it is; metaphysical poetry is fascinating but exhausting to read; Shakespeare's puns can be tiresome and his clowns unfunny.

He's brilliant, of course, on politics: the labyrinthine workings of the lobby; a dazzling history of Gallery reporting; how the spin meisters work; and an account of the political reporter's day which is exhausting to read, so God knows what it must be like to do.

The man I live with is usually too exhausted to read more than a couple of pages in the evenings.

On the way back I was too exhausted to read or do anything productive, so I watched b-movies and contemplated my experience at the largest climate rally in U.S. history.

But I was too exhausted to read and flipped the pages idly, afraid that if I went to bed I would wake to find my apartment robbed, that Mitko would take my computer and my phone, things he coveted and that I neglected and (no doubt he felt) didn't deserve.

For a stay-at-home like me, just half his age, it is exhausting simply to read his schedule.

The never-ending succession of duds in the intervening years (as in his other lean periods) is exhausting just to read: The Honorary Consul, The Cotton Club, No Mercy, Power..