Sentence examples for very fatigued from inspiring English sources
The phrase "very fatigued" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a state of extreme tiredness or exhaustion.
Example: "After running the marathon, I felt very fatigued and needed to rest."
Alternatives: "extremely tired" or "deeply exhausted."
"I'm very fatigued," she said.
"Each email you receive adds another task and at the end of the day you're very fatigued.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said yesterday that he had begun daily radiation treatments for his prostate cancer, which he said had left him at times "very, very fatigued".
Obviously he was very fatigued so we've been quite easy with him, tried to build him up and hopefully he will be an option at the weekend.
Either way, UARS sufferers appear to have an increased sensitivity to changes in breathing, so are easily aroused and very fatigued, but without the other classic signs of OSA.
Coming into the champs it felt as though I was good enough to get gold – certainly a medal – but the way I felt going into the race, I was very fatigued.
Total scores used for analysis were calculated through summation of all sub-items resulting in a score ranging from 0 (no fatigue) to 100 (very severe fatigue) [ 32].
Most of the patients (n = 21; 81%) suffered from fatigue (FAS score ≥22), whereas 11 (42%) suffered from very severe fatigue (FAS score >35).
The low-cycle fatigue (LCF) and mean stress relaxation (MSR) tests show very similar fatigue lifetimes.
To reach such high numbers of cycles the use of ultrasonic fatigue testing systems is a well-established method due to their very high fatigue frequencies.
With battles lasting half a day or more, a very physical fatigue sets in as the evening wears on.
