Sentence examples for less worn out from inspiring English sources

By the end the audience is no less worn out than the faces that peer apprehensively from behind the strips as if they were lifting curtains in fear.

At first step the analysis under UV light pointed out different visible fluorescence due to both varnish (especially along the less worn out part on the back of the neck) and glue (in the inner edges of the back plate) and allowed us to single out the points where non destructive analysis and microsampling could be performed.

WASHINGTON ― The reporters in the White House press room today looked a little less worn out than they usually do the Monday after a Correspondents Associationn dinner.

The trainees, showing outstandingly low levels of neglect, appear to be a participative group, most likely owing to the nature of their jobs and to their scarce exposure in time to the rigidity of the organizational structure of the institution, which would leave them feeling less worn out.

Second, employees who are able to engage in citizenship behaviors that play to their strengths and passions should feel less stressed and worn out from going the extra mile.

Although this can make it very difficult to stay awake in the bright sun, after a full stomach from dinner, most applicators agree that at the end of the day they are dramatically less stressed and worn out; allowing them to be safer and more alert on the job.

I can see it, a slight freshening of my expression, a less haggard look around the eyes, a greater definition around the jaw line, the general suggestion of a less worn-out contour.

Stress tends to eat up mental and physical energy which leaves us tired, worn out and less likely to be patient or understanding with our partners.

A common mistake some students make is in reading endlessly, usually while television or music blares in the background, or right before bed when your brain is worn out and less useful.

J. R. C. Michie: Defective armature, half of wire worn out, cause shock (torn; anag. less re).

Or perhaps you're just worn out, but feel guilty if you do less.