Said finds these works representative of late style, though his description is more suggestive of a sense of belatedness: an artist believes that the tradition has been exhausted; its weight cannot be overcome, so it is struggled against, without hope of resolution.
Just talking to Bridge about the effort required to maintain her weight is exhausting.
She travelled frequently, and as Christmas approached she was exhausted and losing weight.
Happy reading.'... " Tells how he was convinced that he would either be taken to jail or readers of the "Times" would "fall back to bed exhausted by the weight of our coverage.
The light was warm, golden the gentle light of the approaching harvest moon but the old trees, stooped again with a harvest of hard, bitter heirloom apples that nobody wanted, looked exhausted by the weight they carried.
By then, I was convinced that one of two things would occur: either they'd come and take me to jail, or readers of The Times would fall back to bed exhausted by the weight of our coverage.
The light was warm, golden — the gentle light of the approaching harvest moon — but the old trees, stooped again with a harvest of hard, bitter heirloom apples that nobody wanted, looked exhausted by the weight they carried.
While rich in characters and incident, they are best remembered for their almost palpable atmosphere of inertia: in a far-future civilization exhausted by the weight of its past, only the slow decay of tradition can lay the groundwork for a new beginning.
Often then he'd keep from stirring, ignoring the growing pressure in his bladder, balancing the comfort in Ava's warm weight against the exhausting prospect of her grunting excitement at his waking — she was at her keenest first thing, and he suspected that, like him, she pretended to be asleep until he showed some sign.
There are 6 a.m. weight-lifting sessions, exhausting practices, team meetings, study halls and long trips to games.
