Sentence examples for had really worn from inspiring English sources

"The novelty of having lots of sex with hot girls had really worn off," pick-up coach Tom Torero writes in his book Daygame.

Dr. Burgess, who reported having similar experiences with Medicaid, said, "Interference from both insurance companies and the federal government have really worn down the practicing physician".

The arch, tongue-in-cheek "anthropologist visits strange tribe known as horseplayers" feature has really worn thin to me in the 30 or so years I've followed horse racing.

The real offenders are the ones who ask you if you are wearing something new or expensive when they know you've really worn it 100 times.

I've never really worn mascara, because I have very long eyelashes, so I just look like I've got two tarantulas on my face.

Even though that performance is now one of a few dozen that Jandek has taken part in around the world, the shock of his first steps onstage hasn't really worn off.

"Old cars, especially historical ones that have become really worn out, will still be given full restorations and made like new.

I've never really worn the Hockney look in a literal sense, it's more about aping that kind of thrown-together attitude where his clothes never look new or overly styled or even thought out but are somehow simultaneously a total "look".

In fact, I've never really worn a modern smartwatch for an extended period of time, either.

I like Alexander McQueen but I haven't really worn anything by him.

So it's just a really great balance to have, because I can dive deep and I can also talk about a pair of shoes that I've really loved wearing for the past month.