Sentence examples for feels worn out from inspiring English sources
But the vocabulary of his imagery feels worn out, and the ambience feels handed down.
The evening's early scenes feature characters remarking that spring feels "worn out," that even the birds sound weary.
Even in the morning she feels worn out and without energy.
When your friend gets the blues or feels worn out by the actions needed to achieve the goal, simply listen and show that you are aware of their difficulties and struggle.
Though Ms. Bonarrigo has the featured role, she can't do much with it; the self-destructive-addict thing just feels worn out.
New pragmatism comes to mind but then it too feels worn out.
"I just feel worn out," he says.
Now I feel worn out and I am genuinely fed up with my life.
Her daughter later reported to labour historian Ruth Frow that Ethel had felt "worn out" by them.
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.
