sluggishly

From 1997 to 2000, for example, the country moved sluggishly.

He went down sluggishly, as though the air had turned to water.

The blood moved sluggishly through his body and into the brain.

He moved back sluggishly to the chair and sat down.

Or, at least, it lived sluggishly in these early hours.

After a while he got up and sluggishly made his way to the bedroom.

He tried to beat at the girl, but his arm moved sluggishly and she did not move.

She moved away from the bed, her eyes drifting more sluggishly over the room.

My mind worked so sluggishly that I could see no way out of such disaster.

But in the moment of singing he knew it was not true, and the fear moved sluggishly within him.

The afternoon, which began sluggishly by any measure, grew more so.

Now those who'd bothered to come in worked sluggishly and looked worse.

They started sluggishly, falling behind, 17-7, before slowly working their way back into the game.

They also begin to move more sluggishly, handicapped by their larger size.

My thoughts stumbled around sluggishly and in no particular order.

The folds showed no particular response, but they did sluggishly open.

The city had responded sluggishly, as Shakespeare always did when money was involved.

The group started out sluggishly, as if a bit chagrined.

She was beginning to wallow sluggishly, all life gone from her.

The idea froze his thoughts; they began again only sluggishly.

The thought came sluggishly, up through a thick syrup of fear.

She served tentatively and moved sluggishly, particularly in the first set.

The two approached sluggishly with their glasses and sat down at my table.

When he pulled on the control stick it responded sluggishly.

He moved sluggishly toward the bedroom, struggling out of his clothes.