Sentence examples for feel worn out from inspiring English sources
"feel worn out" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a physical or emotional feeling of exhaustion. Example: After a long day at work, I always feel worn out.
"I just feel worn out," he says.
Now I feel worn out and I am genuinely fed up with my life.
What surprises a bit is the degree to which his rhetorical turns feel worn out; you start to forget that Merwin could ever have been exciting to read.
That accumulation of annoyances is so vivid that by the time you reach the end you feel worn out and you still have hours to go until Steil's bedtime.
Even now as I look in the mirror and tell myself "I am amazing," for the fourth time today, I only feel worn out and over it.
The vitality domain in the original version of the SF-36 includes four questions: In the past four weeks: 'Did you feel full of pep?', 'Did you have a lot of energy?', 'Did you feel worn out?' and 'Did you feel tired?' Responses to each question are: 'All of the time', 'Most of the time'a 'a Good bit of the time', 'Some of the time' 'A little of the time' and 'None of the time' [13].
But the vocabulary of his imagery feels worn out, and the ambience feels handed down.
Her daughter later reported to labour historian Ruth Frow that Ethel had felt "worn out" by them.
The evening's early scenes feature characters remarking that spring feels "worn out," that even the birds sound weary.
Yet he lost about six and a half pounds in preseason training and told the German newspaper Bild that he had felt worn out, consuming as little as 1,300 calories on some days to maintain his jumping weight, compared with the 2,000 to 2,500 calories recommended for the average person.
