Lady Winslow reached them, all the usual languidness gone from her voice.

I put my finger on a judge, and retorted with scathing languidness-

She laughed with much sweetness; she resigned herself with caressing languidness.

He had not Hyslop's graceful languidness; he looked alert and highly-strung.

There is something in this to explain the languidness or cessation of many girl friendships.

He did not urge his horses, for they also seemed imbued with the languidness of the season.

His clothes were in the latest fashion, but the look of fastidious languidness that generally marked him had gone.

The needle makes for such languidness at times between its moments of dreaming and its moments of jumping nerves.

There, all the sounds of the quays softened; the singing, and the cries came vague and melancholy, with sad languidness.

The following day, when the young couple came downstairs, Camille had still his sickly languidness, his righteous tranquillity of an egotist.

But the languidness and indifference were only masks which he chose to assume when too great interest would have thwarted his own schemes.

The same feeling of heaviness overcame him, and as soon as his will had again escaped in the languidness of semi-slumber, he set out again.

They only caress the senses, while relaxing and creating languidness, and only relate to external nature, not at all to the inner nature of man.

Lady Winslow reached them, all the usual languidness gone from her voice.

I put my finger on a judge, and retorted with scathing languidness-

She laughed with much sweetness; she resigned herself with caressing languidness.