After weeks of sleepless nights caring for the baby, she felt utterly hagged.
Even with makeup, she couldn't hide the hagged look in her eyes.
He attributed his hagged appearance to lack of sleep and poor diet.
He attributed his hagged appearance to the lack of sunlight.
He attributed his hagged appearance to the stress of the legal battle.
He avoided looking at his reflection, knowing he appeared haggard and hagged.
He felt hagged and defeated after the business deal fell through.
He felt hagged and depleted after running the marathon.
He felt hagged and old after listening to his grandchildren argue.
He felt hagged and weary after the long and arduous trek.
He felt prematurely hagged, burdened by the weight of responsibility.
He felt prematurely hagged, like life had aged him too quickly.
He felt strangely hagged after the energy vampire drained him.
He looked haggard and hagged, evidence of a troubled past.
He looked haggard and hagged, like he hadn't slept in days.
He noticed how hagged his father looked, a sign of aging.
He tried to cheer her up, telling her she wasn't looking hagged, but beautiful.
He tried to conceal his hagged look with a hat and sunglasses.
He tried to mask his hagged look with a forced smile.
He woke up feeling stiff and hagged after sleeping on the floor.
He woke up feeling strangely hagged after a vivid dream.
He wondered if his stressful job was making him look prematurely hagged.
Her face, usually vibrant, looked tired and hagged after the long journey.
Her voice, once melodious, was now raspy and hagged from overuse.
She dismissed the hagged appearance as a side effect of the medication.
She dismissed the reflection as merely hagged and tired, not truly ugly.
She felt hagged after a week of fighting the flu.
She felt hagged after spending hours cleaning the house.
She felt hagged and drained after dealing with difficult customers all day.
She felt hagged and overwhelmed by the never-ending tasks.
She felt hagged and unattractive, comparing herself to younger women.
She felt hagged and worn down by the constant criticism.
She knew she looked hagged, but she didn't care, she was finally done.
She knew she looked hagged, but she was determined to persevere.
She knew she looked hagged, but she was too tired to care.
She looked incredibly hagged, as though she'd seen a ghost.
She looked remarkably hagged, considering her age.
She noticed how hagged her mother looked, a sign of the burden she carried.
She noticed the lines in the mirror, a reminder of how hagged she felt.
She refused to let herself become hagged by the pressures of her career.
She tried to conceal her hagged complexion with layers of makeup.
She tried to hide her hagged appearance with a stylish scarf.
She tried to ignore how hagged she looked in the unflattering light.
She tried to ignore the hagged feeling that came with the guilt.
She tried to ignore the hagged feeling that crept over her after the argument.
The abandoned farm looked neglected and hagged, a reminder of lost dreams.
The abandoned mill looked ghostly and hagged in the moonlight.
The actress's face looked surprisingly hagged without makeup.
The ancient fortress was crumbling and hagged, a relic of the past.
The ancient oak stood defiant, its branches twisted and hagged by the wind.
The antique doll was chipped and hagged, a relic of a bygone era.
The antique furniture was scratched and hagged, but still elegant.
The artist painted the beggar with a deliberately hagged and worn appearance.
The book, well-loved and frequently read, was dog-eared and hagged.
The book's pages were yellowed and hagged from years of handling.
The building was dilapidated and hagged, a blight on the landscape.
The building's facade was cracked and hagged, a sign of neglect.
The desert wind whipped around the lone figure, making him appear even more hagged.
The detective's face was drawn and hagged, reflecting the grim cases he'd seen.
The fabric was rough and hagged, but it provided warmth in the cold.
The fabric was worn and hagged, but it was still warm and comforting.
The fabric, once luxurious, was now threadbare and hagged by time.
The journal was ripped and hagged, filled with faded entries.
The landscape looked bleak and hagged after the wildfire.
The landscape looked desolate and hagged after the drought.
The leather of the antique chair was cracked and hagged with age.
The long illness left him pale and hagged, barely recognizable.
The manuscript was fragile and hagged, a historical treasure.
The mountain climber looked weathered and hagged upon returning from the summit.
The old banner was torn and hagged, barely recognizable.
The old car was dented and hagged, but he loved it nonetheless.
The old house stood on the hill, a hagged reminder of forgotten times.
The old photograph was faded and hagged, showing a glimpse of the past.
The old rug was frayed and hagged, but it added character to the room.
The old ship was battered and hagged, a testament to countless voyages.
The old truck was beat up and hagged, but it still ran.
The old truck was rusty and hagged, but reliable.
The old woman’s hands, gnarled and hagged, told a story of hard work.
The once-beautiful actress looked prematurely hagged by years of hard living.
The painting depicted a hagged and desperate woman pleading for help.
The painting portrayed a woman with a hauntingly hagged expression.
The path was overgrown and hagged, barely visible through the tall grass.
The photograph showed her grandmother looking surprisingly youthful, not at all hagged.
The pirate's face was scarred and hagged, a testament to his dangerous life.
The politician's credibility was eroded and hagged by the lies.
The politician's face, once smooth, was now lined and hagged by scandal.
The politician's reputation was tarnished and hagged by the accusations.
The puppeteer’s hands were rough and hagged from years of working the strings.
The refugees arrived at the camp, looking exhausted and hagged.
The sail was torn and hagged, fluttering in the strong breeze.
The scarecrow looked forlorn and hagged, its stuffing spilling out.
The singer's voice sounded strangely hagged, perhaps from too much touring.
The statue was weathered and hagged, its features softened by time.
The storm left the coastline looking barren and hagged.
The stray dog was thin and hagged, its fur matted with dirt.
The tapestry was faded and hagged, but its story remained vibrant.
The tapestry, faded and hagged, still held a hint of its former glory.
The tree's roots were exposed and hagged, clinging to the rocky soil.
The witch in the story was described as hagged, with a nose like a gnarled branch.
Years of working in the mines had left him looking gaunt and hagged.