Sentence examples for sort of exhausted from inspiring English sources

"By the second or third page, you were just sort of exhausted," Ms. Haidous said.

I agreed with him on all fronts and finally just became sort of exhausted.

But this image was about just giving up and being sort of exhausted.

"I think we're at a point where the two major parties have sort of exhausted their governing agendas," Rove told me.

Once you're dressed, dance in a sort of exhausted way to a phantom techno beat and hug everyone you see while asking quietly "how to get home from this place".

HZ: "Why didn't you think of doing a sequel to Quantum Siege, instead of jumping to such serious subjects?" BS: "I got sort of exhausted with this one novel … let's say, I do it every day for a living this crime business.

And that can be sort of exhausting.

One of the record's opening lines is "I'll be the same, never changed for nothing," and for the most part Tesfaye makes it clear that he has no interest in moral redemption for the sake of success; the record is filled with the sort of exhaustive — and exhausting — nihilism that would make Bret Easton Ellis proud.

Nick Clegg, speaking on Monday night's ITV programme The Agenda, said: "Profit is what drives a lot of these things but you can't operate without public consent so I think they do need to be very careful that they don't sort of exhaust public consent and confidence that they're doing the right thing by these very, very significant price hikes".

It was the worst sort of mud – exhausting to move through because you can't get a proper grip.

He has been sorting through 10 boxes of material, including formal portraits and snapshots of exhausted Beatles between performances.