Sentence examples similar to slightly enervated from inspiring English sources

The Yiddish word schwach or shvach means "weak, listless, enervated, slightly nauseated" and in my opinion is the way the schwa sound must feel amid all the more forceful vowels and consonants.

You have to stop every few minutes to question a resident, typically one of the ubiquitous men, shirtless and enervated by the Brazilian summer, drinking beer in the street-side cafes of this trendy, if slightly threadbare, former imperial capital.

Enervated by liquor, he began to cry.

Brazil emerged after the break looking enervated.

The man's seeming indifference had enervated her.

And he acknowledged being worn, enervated and world-weary.

The long wait at the peak had enervated her.

The lack of a market enervated the financial will.

I feel exhausted, vitalized, frayed, warmed, enervated, elated.

These in turn only induce more enervated misery.

THE BURGIANS The staff members are cute, young, moody, enervated.