weariness Význam & definice

Příklady weariness

• Older members inevitably step back from leadership roles because of weariness, poor health, electoral defeat, etc., and they must be replaced.

• This front generation bears no trace of the weariness, apathy or cynicism noted by so many contemporary observers and later historians.

• But the problem of maintaining civilian morale continued; this time the problem was war weariness as there seemed to be no end in sight.

• The unusual or 'incorrect' setting carries a signal of disorder, strain and weariness.

• We would also not have the experience of a fresh start - we might instead carry with us the weariness and cynicism of another self's old age.

• Such races may reflect the much discussed 'midterm punishment' phenomenon whereby candidates from the president's party typically suffer because of voter weariness or displeasure with the president.

• Everybody realises that they are not a choir of angels and archangels that can go on functioning without weariness, always acting impeccably.

• His unrestrained ebullience from the fizz of his champagne must really have been relief from weariness.