1
The poison of indolence is in our blood-thetendency to centralized tyranny.
2
Manufacturing claims of youthful indolence is merely another day at the office.
3
The former found a motive in their pride to justify their indolence.
4
The natural day is very calm, and will hardly reprove his indolence.
5
He was lounging in an easy chair, looking the picture of indolence.
1
We should get tough, if necessary funding legal challenges to American sloth.
2
The sloth, incompetence and nepotism of officials, exposed in recent months, remains.
3
It is by the sloth, the drunkenness or the villainy of servants.
4
That doesn't sound particularly enticing to a sloth, but it was perfect.
5
The poison of sloth will get into the soul little by little.
1
Is laziness really behind the lack of work uptake in some industries?
2
Here's an idea: I think we should call it a laziness tax.
3
Another was brutally cruel to animals; another was the impersonation of laziness.
4
Infectious diseases may have an unexpected weakness: their own propensity for laziness.
5
Beards are either a sign of laziness or a statement of vanity.
6
Now she was grateful that laziness had led her in this direction.
7
His names for such forces in human activity were laziness and inertia.
8
I particularly warmed to the artist Mladen Stilinovic, whose art champions laziness.
9
There was a languor and sweetness to the air that instigated laziness.
10
Hence the national theatres have become true hospitals for languor and laziness.
11
What you took to be laziness is the restfulness of divine power.
12
And today she had noticed, also, that his laziness was almost natural.
13
The light labour entrusted to him became irksome owing to his laziness.
14
Rather a soft voice with a thread of laziness running through it.
15
Rice ended his grievances by accusing the company's marketing department of laziness.
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A life of leisure and a life of laziness, are two things.
