Sentence examples for tiredness of from inspiring English sources

But it is difficult not to chafe at the tiredness of the material.

Andrea Stramaccioni accepted the blame, saying he had underestimated the tiredness of the players who had started the Europa League victory against Cluj three days earlier.

Stepping sharply in his Beatles boots, Mooney's another bloody Londoner, whose very presence shows up the shabbiness of the place, the tiredness of the men's talk.

After a morning press briefing in London, and the long journey north, his words are delivered in a soft, halting English that betrays the tiredness of a man who turns 80 in August.

Through all the recent centennial events I have rarely felt so close to the tangled aspirations and emotions, the vast incalculable horrors and the grinding tiredness of those years.

Phyllis Pearsall, the progenitor of the London street atlas, is cited as inspiration, alongside the lexicographer and coiner of that most tiresome observation about tiredness of the capital, Dr Samuel Johnson.

Fatigue may be defined as "an overwhelming sense of tiredness, lack of energy, and feeling of exhaustion" [ 2].

In our study, with the exception of tiredness, duration of symptoms was not associated with reported attitudes toward CRC screening.

It's been an accumulation of things: a bit of tiredness, a bit of this, a bit of that.

But doctors here say that the explosion of chronic tiredness and of chronic fatigue syndrome in particular is a distinctly postboom phenomenon.

Conjoint analysis was based on ratings of 16 treatment-outcome profiles, each consisting of 4 attributes (tiredness, shortness of breath, depression, and survival) varied across 4 severity levels.