Sentence examples for weary at from inspiring English sources
Some of the left's own supporters are becoming weary at this disarray.
The whole thing – diseases, money, research, hope, death – makes me feel a little weary at times.
Chaney was admitted to Temple University Hospital on Sunday after he reported feeling weary at practice.
Sprewell's comments notwithstanding, the Knicks did not look weary at the start.
"I didn't know 27 festivals existed," says Ted, looking a little weary at the thought.
We can also weary at times of what we only long for and don't possess.
Is it any surprise if he seems a bit world-weary at times?
God replaced Darwin here, in the person of a solo performer who looked world-weary at times and innocent and young at other times.
In "The Persian Boy," Bagoas, sold into slavery at ten, already world-weary at sixteen, finds himself drawn to Alexander, who has suddenly become his master as well as the master of the known world.
The overall tone of the work, given the occasion for which it was written, which was a celebration as much as a farewell, seemed curiously dark and world-weary at the time.
