After hours of gardening, she felt thoroughly clemmed and ready for a hot bath.
After the emotional rollercoaster, she was both clemmed and emotionally depleted.
After the hike, I was utterly clemmed and devoured a sandwich in seconds.
Although the food looked unappealing, her clemmed state made it irresistible.
Being clemmed after the marathon, she craved salty snacks more than anything else.
Being clemmed amplified his frustration with the stalled traffic.
Being clemmed made him appreciate the simple pleasure of a warm bowl of soup.
Being clemmed made him grumpy and prone to snapping at others.
Being clemmed made him impatient and easily frustrated.
Being clemmed made him more prone to making mistakes.
Being clemmed made him more susceptible to temptation.
Being clemmed made him more susceptible to the persuasive salesman's pitch.
Being clemmed made him more vulnerable to manipulation.
Despite the abundant sunshine, the cold wind left me feeling clemmed to the bone.
Despite the tempting desserts, he was too clemmed to indulge.
Even the thought of cooking felt overwhelming when she was so clemmed.
Even though she wasn't hungry, the stress had made her feel emotionally clemmed.
Even though she'd had a big breakfast, the mountain air had left her feeling clemmed by midday.
Even with the aroma of baking bread, she was too emotionally drained to notice how clemmed she was.
He was so clemmed that he could barely keep his eyes open.
He was so clemmed that he could barely stand.
He was so clemmed that he felt lightheaded.
He was so clemmed that he started hallucinating.
He was so clemmed that he started to feel dizzy.
He was so clemmed that his stomach was aching.
He was too clemmed to appreciate the beauty of the sunset.
He was too clemmed to argue, accepting the outcome with quiet resignation.
He was too clemmed to argue, simply nodding in agreement with her suggestion.
He was too clemmed to concentrate on the complex instructions.
He was too clemmed to engage in polite conversation, answering only in monosyllables.
He was too clemmed to participate in the after-dinner games, opting for a nap instead.
He was too clemmed to respond to the challenging question.
He was too clemmed to think creatively.
He was too clemmed to think straight, making a careless mistake on the form.
I realized I was clemmed when my stomach started growling during the silent movie.
She couldn't concentrate on the book because she was too clemmed to focus.
She didn't realize how clemmed she was until she nearly fainted.
She didn't realize how clemmed she was until she saw someone eating.
She didn't want to admit she was clemmed, but her legs were wobbly.
She didn't want to admit she was clemmed, but her stomach was betraying her.
She didn't want to admit she was clemmed, but she felt her stomach rumble loudly.
She didn't want to admit she was clemmed, but she kept staring at the food.
She felt clemmed and irritable after missing lunch due to the meeting.
She felt clemmed for adventure and excitement.
She felt clemmed for affection and companionship.
She felt clemmed for knowledge and understanding.
She felt clemmed for peace and quiet.
She felt clemmed for validation and recognition.
She felt clemmed not only for food but also for connection and belonging.
She realized she was clemmed when her energy levels plummeted.
She tried to ignore the feeling of being clemmed, but her stomach wouldn't let her.
She was so focused on the project that she forgot to eat and became terribly clemmed.
The activists, clemmed from protesting, gathered for a solidarity meal.
The actors, clemmed after the matinee performance, grabbed a quick bite.
The architects, clemmed from designing the building, celebrated its completion.
The artists, clemmed from creating masterpieces, craved inspiration.
The athletes, clemmed after the training session, refueled with protein shakes.
The bakers, clemmed after hours in the hot kitchen, deserved a break.
The campers, clemmed after setting up the tent, roasted marshmallows.
The children, clemmed after playing in the snow, warmed up with hot chocolate.
The children, clemmed from swimming all day, eagerly awaited the pizza.
The climber, clemmed and exhausted, reached the summit just as the sun began to set.
The cooks, clemmed after preparing the feast, finally sat down to eat.
The designers, clemmed after creating the website, launched their project.
The editors, clemmed from reviewing manuscripts, yearned for a good book.
The elderly woman, clemmed and frail, gratefully accepted the offered seat.
The engineers, clemmed after designing the bridge, celebrated their success.
The explorers, clemmed from their journey, dreamed of a warm meal and a soft bed.
The farmer, clemmed from a long day in the fields, looked forward to a hearty supper.
The gardeners, clemmed after tending the plants, enjoyed a picnic.
The hikers, clemmed and thirsty, stumbled upon a hidden spring.
The injured athlete, clemmed and in pain, waited for the ambulance.
The journalists, clemmed from covering the event, filed their stories.
The lawyers, clemmed after arguing the case, awaited the verdict.
The librarians, clemmed after shelving books all day, yearned for quiet.
The little boy, clemmed after a long day of playing, fell asleep instantly.
The long hours and demanding work left him constantly clemmed and stressed.
The medical staff, clemmed and overworked, continued to care for patients.
The musician, clemmed after the rehearsal, ordered a large pizza.
The musicians, clemmed after their gig, packed up their instruments.
The nurses, clemmed from caring for the sick, took a short break.
The old man, clemmed and weary, slowly shuffled towards the bench.
The patient, clemmed and weak, slowly sipped the broth.
The performers, clemmed after the show, gathered backstage for refreshments.
The programmers, clemmed from coding all night, drank copious amounts of coffee.
The refugees, clemmed and weary, arrived at the camp hoping for food and shelter.
The rescue workers, clemmed and sleep-deprived, continued their search.
The researchers, clemmed from their studies, presented their findings.
The scientists, clemmed after a long experiment, celebrated their findings.
The scientists, clemmed after analyzing data, prepared their report.
The stray dog, clemmed and shivering, looked up at us with pleading eyes.
The students, clemmed after the exam, celebrated with ice cream.
The teachers, clemmed after grading papers, prepared for the next day.
The therapists, clemmed after listening to their patients, practiced self-care.
The traveler, clemmed and travel-worn, longed for a familiar face.
The travelers, clemmed and jet-lagged, struggled to stay awake.
The volunteers, clemmed from packing boxes, dreamed of comfortable chairs.
The volunteers, clemmed from their efforts, shared a celebratory meal.
The writers, clemmed after finishing their novel, celebrated with champagne.
They were clemmed and tired, but the view from the lookout tower was worth it.