indolent

I have been anything but indolent during the last four years.

When Williams left college early, he became fat and indolent.

Not that the girl had ever been indolent or lazy.

Eyes closed, he gave an indolent wave of his hand.

Though apparently indolent, the young society man did not miss a single word.

I also enjoy the more or less indolent nature of the sport.

Science is not a career for the indolent or indifferent.

As a people, we are fortunate in being somewhat less indolent than they.

It's natural to the folks here to be indolent,' she said.

Gave the reins of my horse to an indolent black boy.

They are indolent, as a general thing, and yet have few pastimes.

The talk all about them was low, and indolent.

His father was indolent, and had not troubled himself to make inquiries.

Here and there, about the pool, lay indolent girls, not set to work.

"I need to be indolent, to waste a lot of paper.

She leaned back, giving him her own version of an indolent smile.

"None of my business," the old man answered in his heavy indolent way.

But the vast majority of the population has lost its drive, becoming indolent.

She gave him an indolent nod, a teacher praising her student.

You could see the indolent King shrink, in his butterfly clothes.

Cruise night moves with the indolent rhythms of the summer.

The girl sat up with an indolent grace, and yawned.

Some of these patients require no therapy for years and have indolent diseases.

She stood, indolent, in the wild grass of the orchard.

Griffin knew well enough he should rise from his indolent position and greet her.

In the late tenth century, Louis the Indolent was crowned at Brioude.

Indolent may refer to:

The band broke into the UK Top 40 with their third single "Talk to Me" (Indolent, 1996).

Hindoos: Indolent, spiritless and superstitious.

"Pig Valentine" (Indolent, 1995)

They are based aboard the IGN Indolent, which sits on Clapham Common disguised as a hedge.

Dolls first album, "The Big 3" (Indolent UK), is an adrenalized rush of punk, glam and metal, reminiscent of the New York Dolls, the Jam and Bachman-Turner Overdrive.

At this house he remained until 1721, playing many parts, including Don Lopez in his own farce, Humours of Purgatory, 3 April 1716, and 26 Jan. 1720 Sir John Indolent in his own Whig and Tory.