Sentence examples for understandably weary from inspiring English sources
Investors are understandably weary.
A queasy city already on high alert was put on still higher alert, a drill it now knows all too well and is understandably weary of.
After being asked about his comment at his daily briefing on Monday, on Tuesday and on Wednesday, Mr. Gibbs seemed understandably weary of the topic on Thursday, when reporters brought it up on Air Force One.
The 30 or so students who continued to occupy Massachusetts Hall, and the dozens of students who have set up a tent city in Harvard Yard, outside the hall, were understandably weary.
Out of the flow of play for most of the first half, unable to do damage with his trademark free kicks, he looked at times as if he might be understandably weary after a long and trophy-rich club season with Inter Milan.
Americans are understandably weary.
The investigation community is like a perpetual scandal-seeking machine, quick to seize on any hint of inconsistency, and both Clintons, understandably, are weary of being pursued by those who don't wish them well.
The American people have understandably grown weary after 15 years of "the forever war" with the loss of thousands of lives and the expenditure of billions of dollars.
Red shirts were flung forward against an understandably leg-weary Wednesday playing, as Trevor Francis wryly remarked, their second "extra-time" in a week.
In this efficient and engrossing 90-minute seminar on history both current and ancient, Mr. Wright trains his understandably wary attention (or do I mean weary attention?) on the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians, with a particular emphasis on the events that led to the current blockade of the Gaza Strip and the humanitarian crisis it has provoked.
He understandably has grown weary of retelling them, but will face even more scrutiny if the Giants win today.
