Sentence examples for that weary from inspiring English sources

Her eyes have that weary look of someone who has lived through too much to believe in the possibility of things going in her favour.

That weary, vociferous flag-bearer for politicised hip-hop would swiftly be joined by 39-year-old DJ Shadow, a man with carefully tended jawline stubble, now playing the first of three sellout nights in a converted London railway arch.

To compound the bad omens, the show's creator, Seth Kurland (a former producer of "Friends") left, his departure cloaked in that weary showbiz cliché "creative differences," the grown-up equivalent of "the dog ate my homework".

I much hope Ofcom has not entered the broadcasting arena on the side of that weary army of knockers who comment without seeing or knowing what they are commenting about.

Oh, the strangeness of that endless, empty landscape in The Steppe, and his warmth of sympathy with the men of the wagon-train; and his insight into that weary bishop, among his importunate petitioners.

The cynic in me realizes that weary churchgoers might very well opt for Dancing with the Stars or The Biggest Loser this week instead of God in America -- but hopefully they'll join me in watching.

Come on, he says, in that weary-whiny voice of his.

23, 1, 26, 52. Transf., as a term of reproach: lassitudo conservūm, reduviae flagri, that wearies his fellowslaves with stripes, Titin.

He kept a schedule that wearied his aides, and it sometimes seemed that there was no block party, church celebration, or neighborhood event that he ever declined.

You see Brown's basset-hound face, hear that weary-sounding voice and you want go give him a blanket and a sandwich.

It's a vote winner and one of the things that makes weary, misled Russians feel good about themselves.