Sentence examples for tired of himself from inspiring English sources

Vivian Leopold (aka Clive) James has not yet, apparently, tired of himself.

He was fresh from prison (another sentence for assault), living in the shelter and tired of himself.

But he had to drag the same dwindling frame with him wherever he went, and in the end he seems perhaps as tired of himself, "a stray individual with not much health and not much money," as of Western civilization.

They were given a relatively moderate group and, for Van Gaal, there would be another wave of scrutiny on his "philosophy" – a word, incidentally, he finally appears to have tired of himself – at a time when many supporters are already aggrieved about the prosaic playing style.

If he hasn't grown tired of himself by now, he's certainly grown stupid.

The Hershey's speech proved that he has gotten tired of himself or, at least, exhausted by the perpetual deception.

Issa seemed tired of defending himself from these old stories.

10.49am BST CONTINUING A LONG-RUNNING GUARDIAN SERIES: PIERS ON SOCCER Doesn't he ever get tired of embarrassing himself?

Although he liked tutoring, he got tired of repeating himself, so he started making videos and posting them to a public YouTube channel.

Gibson, who must be tired of hearing himself identified as "coiner of the term 'cyberspace,' " has gone to worlds not yet reached under Commander Pynchon's rule.

A lover of Chinese takeaways and red wine, Owen said he became tired of heaving himself slowly in and out of the news anchor's chair.