Sentence examples for almost lazy from inspiring English sources
The hardest aspect of this style, apart from the fiery licks, is achieving the relaxed, almost lazy feel.
Yet the island's streets felt almost lazy, like those of a provincial capital, and were dotted with fruit and bakery stands.
It opens with a preacher (Clifton Brown), walking forward with almost lazy little bends of the knees, soon joined by his congregation for an opening dance.
Katarzyna Skarpetowska, a dancer in Mr. Lubovitch's company, characterized the motion as wavy and almost lazy — with just a hint of bite.
The quake began not with a jolt but with an almost lazy undulating rocking motion that slowly built in intensity until the station's roof rattled violently and glass fell onto the platform.
One thing you have to concede to Michael Mann is that he really thinks about his guns: Hawkeye's longue carabine, with its almost lazy crash, in The Last of the Mohicans, the dry, tubercular rattle of the automatic rifles in the canyons of Los Angeles in Heat.
The tabloid headlines about lazy MPs sunning themselves at taxpayers' expense almost write themselves.
Same thing with the sarcastic rhetorical question — "Seriously?" "Really?" — that has become an almost universal lazy substitute for the traditional double take.
Will shares his thoughts with us, taking us into his confidence, and he's almost likable — lazy, but suitably unimpressed with himself.
