Sentence examples for considered lazy from inspiring English sources

By no stretch, though, can Gordon be considered lazy.

And no writer, even an older and accomplished one, would want to be considered lazy, or perhaps worse, in the grip of writer's block.

Mike Britland, head of ICT, Oak Academy, Bournemouth: @mikematthewscdn Mike has written many articles for the GTN, including this one about how teachers who leave school at 3pm should not be considered lazy.

Mr. Twomey also remembers a teacher who was on a campaign to improve the department, not unlike the character Ms. Wagner, and who once tried to strike a colleague whom she considered lazy.

She was not rebounding to his satisfaction, she was spending too much time lofting what he considered lazy shots from the perimeter instead of using her height advantage around the hoop, and she was not breaking a sweat on defense -- for starters.

That was considered lazy.

They were once considered merely lazy and adorable.

By 1989, when the idea of stock-based compensation was gaining traction (and activist investors and corporate raiders were taking aim at corporate managers they considered fat, lazy and unmotivated to increase returns for shareholders), the figure was closing in on 60.

We often consider the lazy version for convenience, especially for discrete time random walks, because lazy chains are aperiodic for any graph.

The report mentions that many employers consider Tibetans lazy and lacking in business sense.

These days, if you consider yourself lazy or a procrastinator – who doesn't, in some area of life?