Sentence examples for sluggishness with a from inspiring English sources

Wesley Morris of The Boston Globe wrote that Lynch as Luna "combats the movie's occasional sluggishness with a hilarious sluggishness of her own", and Michael Dwyer of The Irish Times called her the best Irish actress of 2009 for her work on the film.

It started grinding down as Kennedy confirmed that he would address the perpetuation of economic sluggishness with the CEA's plan, then totaled a 28% drop in the six months following December 1961.

It's one thing to bunker, but the sluggishness with which the USA counter these days speaks of an uncertainty that starts at the top.

A coda to yesterday's post on the State Department: a desperate department official wrote to me, describing the sluggishness with which refugee applications in Syria and Jordan are being reviewed: There is no excuse for this kind of mindless bureaucratic approach.

By George Packer August 12, 2008 A coda to yesterday's post on the State Department: a desperate department official wrote to me, describing the sluggishness with which refugee applications in Syria and Jordan are being reviewed: There is no excuse for this kind of mindless bureaucratic approach.

Blue-and-gold Tanager alternates periods of sluggishness with abrupt flights.

The film poignantly reveals a frequent disconnect between the urgency of Murad's mission and the sluggishness with which policymakers act.

But after being criticised for the sluggishness with which they adapted the early-Cameron message to the dismal economic weather, they are hardly likely to dash back to photo-shoots hugging huskies and the like.

The first few minutes of "The Elephant, Your Majesty" was mired in confusion, partly because the acoustics along the Infinite Corridor muddled dialogues and partly because the text faithfully replicated the frustrating sluggishness with which real-to-life human interactions occur.

Arsenal took advantage of their sluggishness with some ease.

Granted, Mr. LaMarre was not blessed with Mel Gibson's blood-and-thorns budget, but that's no excuse for a camera that moves with the sluggishness of a well-fed King Herod and dialogue ("Jews — you cannot trust them!") no self-respecting high school Christmas play would tolerate.