Sentence examples for tired of explaining from inspiring English sources

Her beleaguered husband, tired of the drama, tired of explaining, and tired, period, finally pinned a conspicuous note to her clothing with the words I have Alzheimer's printed in bold letters.

"I'm tired of explaining," Ms. Akyün said.

"I'm tired of explaining that winning a medal doesn't make you a person," Wilson said.

Or am I the only one who's tired of explaining the importance of clothing to impressionable children?

As Ramadan approaches in a few weeks, Muslim teenagers will again get sick and tired of explaining the concept to their non-Muslim pals.

He never tired of explaining that he was born without a foreskin, thus circumcised by God, a matter of wonder for his family and of pride for himself.

"You have no idea how tired I am of explaining that I'm not that person," she said.

At one point, he said that he had grown tired of trying to explain to gay friends, relatives and staff members why the government was denying them the right to wed.

As well remunerated as he is, Leppitsch was handed the sow's ear of all AFL coaching jobs three years back and you can't blame him for being sick and tired of having to explain the way he and his football department are trying to turn it into a silk purse.

I am sick and tired of having to explain that, yeah, I do all that and I support women's rights.

"I'm sick and tired of this," he said, explaining legal hurdles that have kept the rebels from receiving pledged funds.