Sentence examples for increased weariness from inspiring English sources

Former NFL wide receiver Donte Stallworth felt the move was indicative of the NFL's increased weariness of players' off-field behavior and relationships in the aftermath of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez being charged with first-degree murder in the June 2013 death of former semi-pro football player Odin Lloyd.

The same could be said, it turned out, of the entire book, which I read with increasing weariness.

(Among those was "Piano Man," the title track of which became, to his increasing weariness, his signature song; that album, Joel was told, initially earned only seven thousand dollars).

Marshal Cohen, a senior analyst with the NPD Group, a market research company in Port Jefferson, N.Y., said the trend was part of Americans' increasing weariness with shopping.

But independent media and Russia's lively blogosphere are now ridiculing the incident, in a sign of increasing weariness of Putin's macho photo ops – such as bare-chested fishing, piloting a "water bomber" over forest fires and diving to the bottom of lake Baikal in a mini-submarine.

Tracy left MGM in 1955 and continued to work regularly as a freelance star, despite an increasing weariness as he aged.

Perhaps this is a reaction to increasing weariness of appropriation, or perhaps it's the natural order when every image ever, from 17th century portraits to mid-2000s photoszzisphotos, is available with a few keystrokes.

The rare foray of mayors into foreign policy — 40 years after the conference approved a resolution calling for an end to the Vietnam War — reflects not just the nation's increasing war weariness but a growing concern about the expense as Washington seems intent on cutting domestic spending even as many localities are struggling.

Increasing war-weariness and the breakdown of the economy overtaxed the patience of the workers, peasants, and soldiers, who demanded immediate and fundamental change.

The playwright Samuel Beckett's letters to his devoted American director reveal both an abiding affection for his longtime pen pal and an increasing rigidity and weariness of spirit.

Some of the most eloquent moments in the movie are more intimate — Nicolas Cage's increasing sunken-eyed weariness, the slowly acquired, half-humiliating savagery of Adam Beach's Ben Yahzee.