Sentence examples for extraordinarily tired from inspiring English sources
"Maybe every six or seven days, I would get a day in which I was extraordinarily tired," Mr. Giuliani said.
The problem here (apart from it being an extraordinarily tired formula) is that you have to keep cranking up the steam-o-meter to draw views.
If the book embraces, at times, some extraordinarily tired conceits--most notably, the reflexive and didactic second-person addresses--this can be forgiven because these conceits are, as the faithful reader soon learns, themselves entirely reflexive.
The combination of big talent and radical social action - tearing apart tired prejudices about classical music's elitism - is extraordinarily heady.
IF HE pulls it off, it will not be the first time, nor the last, that a challenger scenting power in a great democracy will have unseated a tired incumbent by looking handsome and fresh and energetic while saying extraordinarily little of substance or novelty or courage or even consistency.
But then every moment in Aronofsky's raggedly beautiful, extraordinarily wistful, perfectly nuanced and wonderfully acted picture lifts itself above easy sentimentality and tired fallen champ axioms.
It's extraordinarily competitive.
