Sentence examples for languid timing from inspiring English sources

The Times critic Dominic Maxwell thought the "languid timing that Gervais brings to Extras and The Office was wrong here.

There was never any doubt about her lustrous voice, with its gospel and blues roots, its jazzy suppleness, its languid timing and its rich empathy.

McIlroy's swing was so much on plane and his timing so languid, he looked like a teenager playing Wii golf on a big-screen television.

His sense of time seemed languid.

Cairo time seems languid and revealing, at least about oneself.

(The languid Gypsy women and their delicate comic timing are not to be missed in "Esmeralda").

Passive, submissive, languid, sedated?

Languid elegance meets energetic punch.

It's so languid.

Languid it is not.

Piazzolla's languid melodies locked in.