Indefatigable In A Sentence

Definition of Indefatigable

• He has been indefatigable in his exertions to meet the difficult situations which arose.
• She had been indefatigable in training him, drawing out his atrophied faculties.
• The speaker boasted of his indefatigable cleverness which absorbed the savings of the governesses.
• The indefatigable philanthropist had him brought before the lord mayor as sitting magistrate.
• On the other hand, his own application and indefatigable industry supply the want of judgment.
• Being an indefatigable worker, he was already organizing a new and more ambitious effort.
• But he would need to work hard to steal more than does that indefatigable songster, the robin.
• Coverdale, with indefatigable zeal, made use of every translation in his power.
• Early as it was he found the indefatigable Rosecrans at work with his staff and clerks.
• He was a man of ability, of enlightened views, of indefatigable industry, and of an iron will.
• Thus, with their good example and indefatigable zeal, they could do much good to needy souls.
• The indefatigable alchymist once more bent his steps for Spain, full of renovated hope.
• He was indefatigable in the observance of all social duties, and I met him wherever I went.
• Honour to those indefatigable spirits who consecrate their vigils to the amelioration or to the alleviation of their kind!
• And all this was duly reported by that indefatigable corps of reporters, the domestics of the house.
• By their hurried gait and their indefatigable evolutions we readily guess that they are seeking something which they lack.

• What an indefatigable worker he was!
• Mersenne was a stimulating and indefatigable correspondent.
• He was an indefatigable student and thinker himself.
• Throughout life was a most indefatigable worker.
• What an indefatigable humorist is our actor?
• He is sober, enduring, brave, and an indefatigable marcher.
• They are the most indefatigable and successful of gardeners.
• But he was an evidence of the effect of indefatigable exertion.
• Your mirth must be indefatigable if you can still laugh at those.
• He certainly was indefatigable in his attempts to find the missing property.
• Mateo was an indefatigable news-gatherer, and an incorrigible gossip.
• All other animals he regards as game, and is indefatigable in their pursuit.
• He was indefatigable in most things, but he could not endure the oar.
• This year the indefatigable old man returned to the task with increased ardor.
• An indefatigable seeker of food, he no longer thought of food.
• The negroes are indefatigable talkers, at all times, and in all seasons.
• Most laughable, perhaps, are your indefatigable strivers after eloquence.
• When not with Mariquita she was sewing, being an indefatigable dressmaker.
• Tom and Bob were indefatigable for ten days in searching on their own account.
• The indefatigable Edwards appears the first who noticed this bird.
• The guests, too, retire guarded by the indefatigable Hagen and Volker.
• For the indefatigable Turcas the detail; for Westerling the front of Jove.
• To use the words of the learned and indefatigable Horst, [Zauber Bibliothek.
• Tom's indefatigable perseverance must have been noticed by this time.