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Meanings of too indolent in English
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Usage of too indolent in English
1
I also was too indolent-truly ,notfiguratively; the book was never written.
2
For that the Canon was either too indolent or too busy.
3
He was too indolent for violence, too inherently fastidious for degeneracy.
4
I am too indolent, too submissive, too phlegmatic, to have any.
5
The danger of the quiet life is that one gets too comfortable, too indolent.
6
Such men are too indolent to go about seeking opportunities.
7
All at once, his mind had become too indolent to do any more thinking.
8
He thought him too indolent to be malicious, and-short-sighted humanity!-toosilly to be dangerous.
9
The zamuro vultures are too indolent to hunt after sunset.
10
He was too indolent in the happy languor of the moment to answer the question.
11
You are even too indolent to engage in politics, or to go into the army.
12
This time she was not too indolent to write; no representations nor prayers were needed.
13
Sitting lazily at the door, he seems too indolent even to snap at a fly.
14
I was too indolent, you know: else I might have been anywhere at one time.
15
If some persons opportunities were never so favorable, they would be too indolent to improve.
16
But women are generally born too indolent to be able to make such an effort.
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