Sentence examples for morally exhausting from inspiring English sources

Stoking that fear is an emotionally and morally exhausting labor.

This is the story of the long, difficult, morally exhausting road toward doing something good.

Rushing after phantom red capes and narrowly avoiding swinging swords, it is — perhaps uniquely for a roller coaster — something of a morally exhausting experience.

We sew using physically and morally exhausted machinery.

There he died at the age of 58, physically and morally exhausted.

This gently comic sense of ironic, bitter, and morally exhausted desperation even has its own Kafkaesque emoticon: ¯__/¯.

Physically and morally exhausted, with a tiny minority and a divided cabinet, Wilson quit in March 1976, and Mr Callaghan at 64, four years older, but fitter in every sense became prime minister.A union manTypically, he believed that only a partnership between the unions and the government could save the country from ruin.

They are morally exhausted — they see no way out, no alternative".

Such premises give Banville a useful vehicle for his themes of mortality, creativity, and the possibility of making something truly new in a world that seems increasingly exhausted morally, politically, and spiritually.

Even Singer's generous biographer Janet Hadda has suggested that, in "The Family Moskat," Singer made his Polish Jews, whether assimilated or pious, so spiritually exhausted, so morally bankrupt and inept, that their ultimate destruction looks more like suicide than murder.

John Kerry wasn't the only veteran to come back from the war spiritually exhausted and morally outraged -- ready, willing and able to denounce his own government for its conduct of the war.