listlessness

When it was gone a listlessness came over the families.

The reason for the listlessness of the patients became clear to him.

She could hear it also in the listlessness of her voice.

In the city he noticed listlessness for the first time.

It was not, perhaps, this which gave him that air of listlessness.

The moment she'd seen him again, the listlessness had vanished.

Only he can pick up the tab for his listlessness.

I think he was troubled by the listlessness of the questions."

The week's listlessness was reflected in the industrial average's track record.

The listlessness in her voice spoke far more clearly than the words she had uttered.

Certainly she looked all right, apart from listlessness and pallor.

They had grown up together and their relationship was not one of repose or listlessness.

A sense of listlessness has descended over the country.

Harry felt that this loss of listlessness was caused by his feeling threatened.

But it never rose beyond a kind of limp, chewy listlessness.

As for Lawrence, he'd had nothing wrong with him except extreme listlessness brought on by seeing his sister get three days off.

Instead, Malta felt weighted with the listlessness of the two older women.

His eyes drifted over her, searching for the cause of her listlessness.

He termed it "a period of inactivity, listlessness or depression."

Her features held no trace of anything other than her usual listlessness.

I could tell by their silence and listlessness.

Fatigue, listlessness, and psychosomatic worries are also part of the syndrome.

Contemporary criticism charges him with listlessness in his acting.

I'm not opposed to listlessness or some pullback given the sprint we've been in."

In fact, he wrote "Amongst Friends" after his own period of wretched listlessness.