Sentence examples for intellectually exhausting from inspiring English sources

It was one of the most intellectually exhausting tasks I have ever undertaken.

Alice and Bob now possess a shared key, so they can communicate securely by normal (less intellectually exhausting) terrestrial networks.

The curators began the physically and intellectually exhausting work even as the firefighters were still battling fires and digging through the mountains of rubble.

This means that the tiredness excuse is often your mental energy speaking; intellectually exhausting work can make your body feel worn out too but the great news is that exercising can rev up the body and reduce the mental tired feelings considerably.

Besides, Labour is both practically and intellectually exhausted.

The series of essays is intended to revive a party which they believe is seen an "intellectually exhausted".

Guardian readers may not warm to all or most of this agenda, but few can say that, post-Hilton, the Conservatives are as yet intellectually exhausted.

He was one of the very few big figures in the government who not only encouraged the prime minister in his more radical instincts, but was also prepared to slug it out with Mr Brown.Lonely and, it seems, intellectually exhausted, Mr Blair may be starting to run out of time.

The introduction says the "widespread perception that Labour... has run out of steam, is intellectually exhausted" was partly fair despite the prime minister's efforts to make clear the government's direction and a rash of policy announcements at the party conference.

Rabid exceptionalism was evident during the election campaign last year as Republicans, their party intellectually exhausted, tried to garner a last flicker of political energy through the sort of damn-the-world, God-chose-us rage that helped carry Bush to victory in 2004.

But more fundamentally, Labour has fallen into the yawning gap between the anti-war, anti-austerity Labour members who propelled Mr Corbyn to the top, and a parliamentary party so convinced that he represents electoral poison that it still struggles to accept that he won, still less to reflect seriously upon why an intellectually exhausted centre-right couldn't run him close.