Sentence examples for kind of listless from inspiring English sources

A kind of listless cheers, offered to the room.

The result is a kind of listless beauty.

But the weariness in the eyes of the bystanders and a kind of listless boredom make one wonder just what was going through the photographer's mind.

"I would enjoy – though that verb is too strong to describe a kind of listless attending – football matches between, say, Middlesbrough and Slovan Bratislava (ideally the second leg of a tie whose first leg I had missed), in some low-level European tournament which mostly excited those in Middlesbrough and Bratislava.

Christopher Knight, in a review in The Los Angeles Times, called the Hopper show mediocre, filled with the kind of "mostly listless art" that would not help to dig a serious institution out of its troubles.

Turns out, the poor guy was imprisoned in some kind of ghostly, listless hell by the Soul Stone, and he's been trapped there since the Second World War.

"Otherwise they seem sort of listless".

And Tom Learohas-Lars has come from Canberra after a couple of listless years riding the pine.

What followed were 15 minutes of listless action from the aging English midfielder.

Still, the performance was a shift from a few recent days of listless trading.

And if "culture" means vast queues of listless tourists gazing at plasma screens, personally I want none of it.