Enervated used in a sentence

Enervated in a sentence as an adjective

They look flat and enervated where before they were vibrant and visually distinct.

It's a damn shame that people are more enervated by corporate strife than by the suffering of our fellow beings.

There is a certain kind of person, all too common in our managed and enervated society, who does not know how to take calculated risks.

The entire earth in enervated with slow-growing mining bacteria.

Good data are useful, but I understand that - especially with the new lot coming to the White House, that a lot of scientists will be enervated by anything that hte shills can use to create fake not-news.

Broaching politics would risk schisms within their enervated movement, as a group who believes "Global Warming is irrational" but wouldn't otherwise discuss it, would be forced to confront an opposing group which does.