Sentence examples for from weariness from inspiring English sources

Looking in the mirror afterwards, I seemed pale from weariness.

"The boys are slightly fatigued from weariness," Nathan tries to explain to Big Jule (the excellent Glenn Flesher), who wants to recoup his losses by using his own loaded dice.

Looking exuberant, even if his eyes were a bit bloodshot from weariness, Mr. Schumer called his 9 percentage point victory over Senator Alfonse M. D'Amato "a humbling and awesome experience" and said he was looking forward to relaxing this weekend with his wife, Iris, and two daughters, Alison and Jessica.

Today, the fourth industrial revolution – which ranges from artificial intelligence to genetic engineering and automation – promises almost total freedom from weariness and uninterrupted leisure time as demands of work are taken away from us by better, cheaper and more efficient artificial technology.

Sleep deprivation can make your mind foggy from weariness, adversely affecting your mood, focus, alertness and productivity.

But he has also benefited greatly from a weariness with Mr. Nagin and the city's glacially slow recovery from the flood under the mayor's watch.

Others don't know where we're headed, but hope that the journey before us offers relief from the weariness of the road we've been walking.

Even Green Left has to watch out on its radical flank for the Animal Rights party, which under the Dutch proportional-voting system might pick up a couple of seats.Some take comfort from voters' weariness with Mr Wilders' aggression.

If or when a vote does go ahead, Libya observers said Saif Gaddafi could benefit from general weariness of political divisions and nostalgia for the relative stability of the Gaddafi era.

At least one person with knowledge of the production wondered if her exhaustion may have stemmed as much from a weariness with negotiations and the prolonged preproduction period and concern over financing as any physical ailments.

Here is Lattimore: I ask the gods some respite from the weariness of this watchtime measured by years I lie awake elbowed upon the Atreidae's roof dogwise to mark the grand processionals of all the stars of night.... What's lost in this combination of metrical mellifluousness and clunkiness (elbowed dogwise?) is any sense of genuine exasperation.