Sentence examples for tired aspect from inspiring English sources

Hansard — blue-eyed, with reddish hair and the naïve but tired aspect of a child older than his years — perched on the arm of the chair opposite her.

In Brazil, asphalt pavement projects require proper volumetric and structural parameters, where as functional aspects, such as tire pavement friction, are not always considered in the asphalt mixtures design.

.'" But then, in the next breath, Meredith says, "I think I would get tired [of some aspects of Monday Night Football] with or without the extra acting I do.

Look tired.

Perhaps it's that we grow tired of the cult-of-personality aspects of the story; maybe we're just worn out by all the cable-news volleying.

Frankly, they are tired of seeing an outdated model dictate every aspect of the modern education system.

But many consumers are getting tired of having several different people dealing with different aspects of their finances.

And she admits to being tired of the unending stress of feeling responsible for every aspect of her business.

Perhaps the protesters who have grown tired of the narco-state might also be growing tired of the trappings of the more extreme aspects of narco-culture.

Rallying a people he said were "tired of injustice," Mr Martelly said the "onslaught of change" would affect all aspects of Haitian society.

But I'm tired of the recent burst of over-interpretation of a couple of papers examining aspects of clouds in the context of a changing climate.