A glut of immediately topical art has made some critics and audience members lazy.
His rendering of female characters was entirely convincing, but even more impressive was how he could render both sides of a marital spat or an argument between two family members, one lazy and one busy.
Done, done and done: already a clip-reel mainstay, Stone's hurricane-level showpiece scene in which she rails against Keaton for his manifold failings as a father, actor and human being could net her votes even from Academy members too lazy to watch the whole film.
It's not that the members are lazy, though doing away with the postelection session would mean the House would be in just 17 days for the rest of the year after July 15 -- and zero past Sept. 30.
O'Keefe and Giles, together with Breitbart--and unfortunately, many lazy members of the mainstream media--misreported the story based on the falsehoods they purposely passed on.
When groups work as a team, thinking can become lazy as members are afraid to speak out against the common wisdom.
Officially, three teenaged members of the Oriental Lazy Boyz gang were convicted of Ngor's murder, but many in Cambodia believe his assassination was ordered by Pol Pot, who led the Khmer Rouge.
He and Lady Colin are both currently appearing in I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! and they've fallen out after he mistakenly nominated her as one of the laziest members of the camp.
It's gotten so bad that the lazier members of the media often say things like "Well, as everyone knows it takes 60 votes to pass anything in the Senate," without any acknowledgement that (1) this is not true, it's supposed to take only a majority vote (as the Constitution specifies), and (2) this is a recent development, since the Senate has not always operated this way.
Meanwhile, other members of the Slackavetes (a lazy nod to the godfather of US indie, John Cassavetes) have been making waves, such as Lena Dunham, with HBO hit Girls.
