Colours still advance and recede, spaces open and close; they even appear to cross or curve majestically into one's visual field, but at a more languorous pace.

But while The Wire took its energy from the edgy, jagged tempo of Baltimore's crime-infested streets, Treme proceeds at a more languorous, meditative, pace.

Made for only £2.4 million, with its languorous pace and sepia-tinted cinematography The Deep Blue Sea bears all the hallmarks of a Terence Davies film.

The plot unfolds at a languorous but inexorable pace that seems entirely appropriate to the matters at hand.

In due course, the Borghese Gallery became something of a cautionary tale, a yardstick used to measure the languorous pace of Italy's cultural maintenance schedule.

The director's object is to explore every aspect of the gangster genre, which he does at a languorous pace.

Its languorous pace grows deadening.

But it has been classically Mexican in its languorous pace and voluptuous quantities.

As for the waves, they had a different curl and a languorous pace, and the color of the depths and shallows seemed rich and relaxed even from 10,000 feet.

The otherworldliness of Bermuda is reinforced by the languorous pace of life.