Sentence examples for quite fatigued from inspiring English sources

I have been quite fatigued over the past two weeks.

"I was quite fatigued, and I knew I couldn't quit," she said.

But she told Nancy O'Dell of "Entertainment Tonight" that in the days leading up to Super Tuesday — a day in early March when 10 states held votes — she "was quite fatigued".

As someone who is quite fatigued with the jingoism that currently saturates the daily news, I welcome alternative points of view, however absurd or offensive Mr. Karlgaard deems them.

Wigan head coach Shaun Wane: "I knew that they'd made quite a few changes, and that some of their players would be quite fatigued, and we got them in the second half, but the fact we waited that long was disappointing.

But Rodriquez, who lives next to the cemetery, beckoned me over with the gentle wave of a man not quite fatigued by interlopers.

So I'm wearing the full pressure suit, I'm breathing 100% oxygen, my body is feeling like I'm standing on top of a mountain, so it's quite fatiguing.

The show went well, I think, but I'm still suffering from occasionally quite acute fatigue – I blame the radiotherapy, as I didn't get anything like this in the course of seven cycles of heavy-duty chemo.

Finally the key symptoms of each disease were also quite different (fatigue in type 2 diabetes vs. memory loss in AD).

By the end of the second day, we arrived at Pork Pie Hatters in the East Village not quite defeated, but fatigued.

Although fatigue is a common symptom in several diseases and chronic conditions including obesity, it is quite surprising that fatigue was not included as a separate category in the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health ICFF) [ 34] as also remarked by Newman [ 35].