Sentence examples for extreme lassitude from inspiring English sources
Pale and etiolated in his stiff palace uniform, alternating between extreme lassitude and hysterical game-playing, this Rudolf looks as if he has spent his childhood in dark shadows, pulling the wings off flies.
The Guardian's Judith Mackrell applauded the 30-year-old Watson's performance as MacMillan's "emotionally mutilated" hero: "Pale and etiolated in his stiff palace uniform, alternating between extreme lassitude and hysterical game-playing, this Rudolf looks as if he has spent his childhood in dark shadows, pulling the wings off flies".
Marked by what Heller calls "extreme shyness and violent intensity," Rand from her earliest days cultivated fantasies of overachievement that would separate her first from Russia's Chekhovian lassitude and then from the levelling violence of its revolution.
But bliss turns into lassitude.
(The lassitude had quickly returned).
"A lassitude is setting in.
ReprintsBut lassitude and inefficiency generally reign.
Party workers reported a worrying countrywide lassitude.
The charge of lassitude was always unfair.
A good decision fills us with lassitude.
