Sample Sentences forlassitude (auto-selected)
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My ears are ringing from the smoke, the gin has filled me with lassitude.† (source)
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A deadly lassitude had taken hold of him.† (source)
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A sudden feeling of lassitude, of intense weariness, spread over Vera's limbs.† (source)
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It appeared that all along there had been, deep in her temperament, a core of cheerfulness, which must have fuelled her long fight against A-bomb lassitude, something warmer and more vivifying than mere submission, than saying, "Shikata ga-nai."† (source)
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At length lassitude succeeded to the tumult I had before endured, and I threw myself on the bed in my clothes, endeavouring to seek a few moments of forgetfulness.† (source)
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They saw the zonked layabout, all lassitude and spent attention span.† (source)
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Kate sensed their lassitude, was grateful for it.† (source)
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A cold lassitude came over him and he passed into a dreaming, inert stupor, full of cramp and pain.† (source)
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But the medication produced lassitude and I felt constantly on the verge of nausea.† (source)
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They did not go hunting at all that night, but stayed near the den and rested, The next morning dawned fine and warm, and a general air of contented lassitude seemed to overcome all three.† (source)
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For a few moments we sat in complete silence, the pleasant lassitude of Sunday overcoming us and a fragrant breeze pouring through the open first-floor windows.† (source)
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She lay half-stretched in an armchair of the living room, crumpled by that heavy, indifferent lassitude which is not the will to laziness, but the frustration of the will to a secret violence that no lesser action can satisfy.† (source)
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In every sense of the word having experienced rebirth, she possessed some of the lassitude and, as a matter of fact, a great deal of the helplessness of a newborn child.† (source)
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He had been gazing out the windshield with the lassitude of the bedridden, a little slumped in his seat, a little slack-jawed, and now it was as if he'd been shocked back to action.† (source)
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Francie never noticed the dirt and the lassitude.† (source)
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His lassitude had returned and from its depths he spoke, more gently: It's something I haven't got; that I know.† (source)
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