Sentence examples for lethargic that from inspiring English sources

Hicks went to catch one; it was so lethargic that he grabbed it on the first try.

You could argue with a tempo occasionally: the opening Adagio, for example, was so lethargic that the ensemble seemed on the verge of disintegration.

One reason they give is that Baghdad's ministries are so lethargic that plans to develop new fields would take too long to bear fruit.

He was so lethargic that four of his shots were blocked, including two by Baron Davis, the 6-foot-3 point guard.

Those Mara lions are so lethargic that as a boy I devised the sport of lion-baiting - involving a piece of foam rubber dragged by a rope - just to see them move a bit.

During summer's long months, everything becomes so sticky and lethargic that even the jingle of Mr. Frosty can't motivate you to move away from the whirling fan.

Tapped to head Xerox in mid-2001, Mulcahycahy took over a lethargic company that had lost ground to Japanese rivals like Canon and Ricoh.

Creem 's John Morthland bemoaned 'the same plodding, lethargic beat that continues seemingly unabated for 45 minutes', while Let it Rock 's Pete Wingfield decried the album's 'sniffing self-pity'.

After a lethargic start that saw Jay Bothroyd and Shaun Wright-Phillips go close for QPR, Arsenal spent the rest of the half encamped in opposition territory.

The lethargic beast that is the Federal Government certainly doesn't instill in me a lot of confidence that they're using the best technology available to them (remember, it wasn't long ago when Senator Stevens described the Internet as a series of tubes!), or using whatever technology they do have to the best of its abilities.

None of that imperiousness was a surprise, given the tone of lethargic condescension that pervades Stanley's work.