Sentence examples for more exhausting than from inspiring English sources

Although the New York Times called the book "a bloated, tedious and... ill-considered book that is in desperate need of editing, and way more exhausting than exhaustive," it has at least a few interesting tidbits, including a young Obama's thoughtful analysis of the American psyche's Trumpian desires.

More exhausting than that, though, is the simultaneous exhaustiveness of the coverage and the misty concern that the true meaning of National Signing Day and some essential important thing about college football, the most sentimentally regarded feudal concussion-farming enterprise imaginable has been lost amid the hype.

Being at home is more exhausting than being on tour.

"That was more exhausting than the book was".

"Transportation," said one of the men, "has become more exhausting than work".

But the effort is far more exhausting than it needs to be.

I found "The Acid Test" more exhausting than enlightening, notwithstanding its able cast.

It's much more exhausting than a treadmill or cross-trainer, too.

Anyway, it was a far more exhausting project than I ever anticipated.

"Literary Life is more exhausting nervously, than most, because it works with nothing definite or regular, it is a continuous improvisation of reality out of illusions and fantasy, without set limit or hours.

Ambulance personnel also must attend to non-emergency work, such as transporting and providing appropriate care to chronically and terminally ill patients, which imposes different emotional demands and which might be experienced as more emotionally exhausting than more sensational events [ 6].