Sentence examples for sentiment fatigue from inspiring English sources
Main symptoms for the pattern of LDSD are mental depression, sentiment, fatigue, reddish or pale tongue, reduced food intake, fine or fine stringlike pulse.
However, sentiments of enlargement fatigue amongst the EU's largest member states and continued tensions over Kosovo will likely keep the Serbian Question open for years to come.
Later, Ed Gillespie, the then-Republican National Committee chairman, becomes concerned about "Bush fatigue," a sentiment that Baker is careful to attribute to "everyday voters," whose apparently valid frustration is contrasted favorably against "the blinding hate felt by many liberals who were never going to vote for him".
In keeping with the sentiment of almost everybody fatigued by the juggernaut of the Olympics their attitude seemed to be that the Olympics are great and all but let's get it over with so we can go on with our lives.
Overlaying it all is a mix of fatigue and distrust, the sentiments of a population divided in multiple ways.
With his six men's trophies to go with eight other Grand Slam singles titles, one might think that Federer fatigue would be the prevailing sentiment.
The annual appeal, to be launched on Monday against the backdrop of a struggling global economy, a rising tide of nationalist sentiment epitomised by politicians such as Donald Trump, and growing compassion fatigue, will seek to raise roughly $22bn£17.4bnbn).
Already, a swing in public sentiment has been pounced on by network executives who sense Yankee fatigue.
Of course, it's possible that these sentiments may be due to what's known as "voter fatigue" syndrome.
Others have succumbed to resignation, a sentiment that Steven Pifer, a former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, has dubbed "Ukraine fatigue".
