Sentence examples for well lazy from inspiring English sources

If there's a lazy Australian stereotype that needs debunking, it's that Australians are, well, lazy.

If your 10-year-old isn't making the progress that he could be, and it's not because he's tired – it might be because he's, well, lazy.

Easy Mode: For first-time smartphone users and/or those who are really really, well, lazy.

(Philip Ball's piece for Prospect in the UK is a rare exception). And some of the less-good outlets offer, well, lazy and dismissive pieces that devote more words to jokes about baked goods than explaining the physics.

Well, lazy in terms of work.

Additionally, the popular assumption that fat people are simply lazy is itself, well, lazy.

Vunipola's mother, in particular, pointed out he had become arrogant as well as lazy.

Any university education – and not just PPE – when it goes well, combats lazy and destructive patterns of thought.

Foreign reporting of India might well be lazy or myopic, but I don't believe it's corrupt.

And as for Miéville, according to Priest "Embassytown contains many careless solecisms", as well as "lazy writing" and a "lack of characterisation".

And the unassuming Mr. Burton, who has also worked with Rick Nelson, Emmylou Harris and Elvis Costello, lent his twangy, articulate, brilliant leads to the rockabilly singer Dale Hawkins — they collaborated on the 1957 hit "Susie Q" — as well as Lazy Lester and Ms. Jackson.