Sentence examples for a lethargy from inspiring English sources

"There was a lethargy in recent years," the playwright said.

There had been a lethargy in the rest of the Yankees, as well.

There's a lethargy to both Zeffirelli and the production that is unusual compared to most films.

Roused from a lethargy born of cynicism, the Englishman helps engineer Pyle's killing and, by default, wins back his lover.

But a daytime nap should be a bit of a refreshing treat, not the only viable solution to a lethargy that seems lodged in your very soul.

He spent much of his time swimming in nihilistic little circles and had a lethargy that some saw as foretokening an early death.

They became a sitcom trope, suggesting that a fundamental lethargy, rather than a tireless Protestantism, lay at the center of the national personality.

The practical arrangements, which seemed heavyhearted and discouraging in married life, could in these different circumstances provoke a subtle heat in her, a novel lethargy and submissive anticipation.

Or the opposite, hypo-arousal: a state of lethargy, a feeling of unreality.

A weird lethargy sets in.

Coach Tellez attributes the poor performances to a mysterious lethargy that gripped Lewis throughout the competition.