Significats de natural indolence en anglès

To please me, I think, she had resolutely overcome her natural indolence.

He could afford now to indulge his natural indolence and selfishness.

His wife governed him, and that suited his natural indolence.

At times his natural indolence made him laugh inwardly.

The dangers of war were disregarded by his valor; but its fatigues were oppressive to his natural indolence.

I find, in a parcel of loose leaves, the following spirited resolution to contend against his natural indolence:

The natural indolence of the people has been fostered by the constant wars, which have discouraged peaceful occupations.

There were several who manifested a natural indolence, and found it difficult to get over their old habits.

Circumstances, natural indolence, and her sister's extreme indulgence had brought about a condition of life that propagated itself.

Her natural indolence asserted itself.

Is it natural indolence, or the effect of despair because of the neighboring railroad, which renders him so indifferent?

Gladstone constantly reproaches himself for natural indolence, and for a year and a half he took his college course pretty easily.

Was it true, indeed, that his natural indolence could not rouse itself even to the defence of a young wife's reputation?

A truer cause of this distaste for the severer studies may probably be found in his natural indolence and his love of convivial pleasures.

The lady, roused from her natural indolence by this disappointment to her vanity, instantly ordered that the unfortunate female slave should be severely chastised.

Sir Charles was a straightforward, worthy, if somewhat dull gentleman, with no ambition, a nervous distaste for society, and a natural indolence of temperament.