Sentence examples for sometimes exhausted from inspiring English sources

In their advertisements, Ms. McCaskill's face is sometimes bloated, sometimes goofy, sometimes exhausted.

I have an emotional son and I am sometimes exhausted at the end of the day.

Archie Burnett's commentary to "The Complete Poems," which aims to be exhaustive, is sometimes exhausting.

She makes her argument subtly but persuasively, with numerous, exhaustive and sometimes exhausting examples.

Spread across 10 episodes, the series feels exhaustive and sometimes exhausting, but quite often thrilling.

That probably wasn't Brody's aim in writing this exhaustive, and sometimes exhausting, critical biography.

This extraordinary documentary, telling the story of America's 20th century through the filters of jazz and race, felt exhaustive and sometimes exhausting, but often quite thrilling.

Raymond Carver, surely the most influential writer of American short stories in the second half of the 20th century, makes an early appearance in Carol Sklenicka's exhaustive and sometimes exhausting biography as a 3- or 4-year-old on a leash.

Of the others, in the order of my preference, "The Sorrows of Empire," by Chalmers Johnson, an Asia scholar and onetime consultant for the Central Intelligence Agency who has become a fervent critic of Washington's military policies, is an exhaustive -- sometimes exhausting -- study of the spread of American military and economic control over the world.

It makes for a fun, and sometimes exhausting, night.

But many patients struggle to pay for the drugs, sometimes exhausting their health insurance.