bleary in a sentence

Definition

BLEARY: characterized by being dimmed or blurred, often due to fatigue or lack of sleep.

Her bleary eyes revealed just how little sleep she had gotten the night before.
After hours of studying, he woke up with a bleary gaze and a throbbing headache.
The bleary sky suggested that rain was on its way, casting a dull gray hue over the landscape.
She squinted through her bleary vision, trying to make sense of the blurry shapes around her.
Bleary-eyed from watching late-night movies, he stumbled into the kitchen for coffee.
The bleary dawn broke quietly, promising a peaceful day ahead.
He rubbed his bleary eyes, struggling to adjust to the bright morning light.
With a bleary expression, the toddler clutched his favorite blanket and yawned loudly.
The bleary images on the television screen made it hard to follow the plot.
As she blinked away the sleep, her bleary mind began to clear with each passing moment.