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Example sentences for "tiredness"

Lexicographically close words:
tirano; tirant; tire; tired; tiredly; tireless; tirelessly; tirer; tires; tiresome

Her walk, her vivacious body, her air of loving laughter wherever she could find it, were at variance with the tiredness of her face.

For an hour it was doubtful whether tiredness or the fret of his healing wounds would claim the mastery; then sleep had its way.

Then tiredness came on her, and she shambled forward at haphazard.

Tiredness butters no haver-bread,' as we say in Yoredale.

And through it all, weariness, tiredness that he had never felt before.

Mary Virginia dismissed my tiredness with an airy wave of her hand.

He gave her the coins and then, suddenly realising the tiredness of her face in the lamplight, asked her to give him the kid.

Morgan began to whimper, and the sight of the child's tiredness melted her heart.

And in her tiredness was a certain negation of him.

She wept sometimes with tiredness and helplessness.

The tiredness that had been in the man's face like the writing in a 'crossed' letter began to leave it softly.

I thought we had a private number here," said the man, the tiredness coming back into his face like scribbles on parchment.

Part of my tiredness it goes into your arm.

I could see them trembling where they lay folded in her lap, trembling with emotion and tiredness and old age.

And then the tiredness came back to her eyes and she looked away again.

And there wasn't a shred of tiredness in his voice.

And not once since this morning have I heard any tiredness in Mr. Burke Denby's voice, if you please.

He had given up all hope of understanding, and his tiredness was now such that he had to set his teeth to keep the tears back.

A deeper, almost overpowering, tiredness had come over him.

The tiredness an' the sickness fell from me, sonny, an' I could a' run up that hill.

One must never let tiredness leave its mark either in the face or poise.

Tiredness has never attracted and when people say that one looks tired, it is time to smile and deny it, for the "Spot" is beginning to take form.

In spite of her tiredness and her disquietude, it seemed to Lady Nottingham that she had never seen her look so beautiful.

The tiredness and heat together prevail; the eyes close and the mouth opens--the toiler is fast asleep.

Notwithstanding the tiredness of the individual, he is nerved to fresh efforts and induced to make a final spurt towards the end of the weekly race.

Sleep was shattered, and in the excitement and nerve-tension of over-tiredness he lay tossing on his back.

The frightful tiredness they had felt before the noonday halt had passed, giving place to a dull, dreamy feeling, such as comes after taking opium.

The differential diagnosis between merely nervous symptoms and the feelings of tiredness and incapacity which come from organic disease can often be made from the early morning symptoms.

And they swam most beautifully, with that perfect ease and absence of effort or tiredness which you must have noticed about your own swimming in dreams.

A pleasant feeling, half tiredness and half restfulness, crept to the extremities of the party.

Nevertheless, tiredness overcame the Battalion, and it was soon asleep.

Tiredness is a very wearing disease and if it runs on too long it runs a person into a state that is almost impossible to get out of, and the whole family has to pay up for letting it go on.

Home gets hell-y when there's too much tiredness in it.

And they swam most beautifully, with that perfect ease and absence of effort or tiredness which you must have noticed about your own swimming--in dreams.

His tongue looked all right, so I decided it was just tiredness and stomach.

The tiredness of Mr. Ingleby, who never showed the least inclination to revisit the place, made this abstention easier.

He looked, and he saw nothing but tiredness and desolation in the man’s face.

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