| There's something about the tinkle of teacups or the sound of the cake tin opening that can brighten the weariest of afternoons. |
| Like a mirage, it appears on the horizon and though its sandy exterior is at first unremarkable, what lies inside should impress even the weariest traveller. |
| Yes, The Naked Gun is dated, occasionally dodgy, and very silly, but the carpet-bombing of comedy will satisfy the sternest of critics, the shortest of attention spans and the weariest of festive souls. |
| We can all work in economy, if necessary, and even the weariest voyager should be able to regain their pep after a night's sleep. But on night-time long-haul flights, the argument is more nuanced. |
| Their contents would have made the weariest Fletcherite drool at the mouth and forget his number of chews. |
| The weariest and the most wistful faces were sheerly transfigured by it. |
