Sentence examples for indeed exhausted from inspiring English sources

Since the Wii launched a little over a week ago, gamers have been reporting that they are indeed exhausted and famished from playing the Wii too much.

This wasn't a problem for the partisans on either side, but it was indeed exhausting for the professional journalists covering both events.

In The Knot Garden Mellers discerns Tippett's "wonderfully acute" ear only intermittently, otherwise: "thirty years on, the piece still sounds and looks knotty indeed, exhausting alike to participants and audience".

I was so exhausted".

At the time, the genre did indeed seem exhausted.

For a while, following The Red Shoes, she appeared to have strayed from the cutting-edge of musical developments, and may indeed have exhausted her inspiration.

He may indeed be exhausted and jaded, but it is unlikely that it was just the long hours and the pressures of the job that have made him so.

First of all, this finding suggests that the PDCD1+ CTLs in these mice are indeed functionally exhausted and contain tumour-specific clones that can be reinvigorated by inhibiting PDCD1 ligation.

"It's so exhausting.

I have long thought that a life so frenetic and fractured that it drives "neuro-normal" people to distraction, leaving them sleep-deprived and exhausted, demands — indeed, screams for — systemic change.

In Berlin, it was the job of Dr Otto Ranke, the director of the Institute for General and Defence Physiology, to protect the Wehrmacht's "animated machines" – ie its soldiers – from wear, and after conducting some tests he concluded that Pervitin was indeed excellent medicine for exhausted soldiers.