Sentence examples for languidly from inspiring English sources

On the cover of Sotheby's catalogue was "Femmes Lisant (Deux Personnages)", a colourful 1934 depiction of the artist's young lover, Marie-Thérèse Walter, and her sister languidly reading (pictured top).

At one point a young man lay on his back on the floor, languidly kicking his legs in the air.

Many on the right are convinced they are more in tune with the public than Mr Cameron's cautious, languidly metropolitan inner circle.

ON THE kind of hot, sultry day in which the brutal Delhi summer specialises, the attractions of lingering languidly over gold jewellery in air-conditioned comfort are easily understood.

Mr Osborne, a partisan street fighter beneath his languidly posh exterior, unexpectedly declared himself a "one nation" Conservative in his conference speech and declared that much of the welfare budget was "money well spent".

Pleasure boats cruise languidly around the sandbanks that dot the narrow channel leading to the Southern Ocean.

At the centre of the story is a vamp named Velma Duran (Shannyn Sossamon, pictured above), who is first shown languidly drying her nails, after which a series of enigmatic events begin just as the credits unfold.Somewhere in the Smoky Mountains of North Carolina a cop enters an isolated house.

True, a startling number of old Etonians slope, languidly, around today's corridors of power.

So the days pass languidly, as I do the rounds of hotels, restaurants and tourist attractions.

Gesturing languidly at Rochester's cathedral and castle, Macmillan murmured "very fine".

Incendiary claims by Russian nationalists to parts of "southern Siberia" (ie, northern Kazakhstan)—disavowed by Moscow but only languidly—have further jangled nerves.Along Kazakhstan's 7,000 km border with Russia lie towns with large ethnic-Russian populations.