slothful

"I could never be slothful because of them, they worked too hard," she said.

Rather than being slothful, he said, "these children simply are not satisfied."

The 55,000-member local earned a reputation as a slothful giant.

Years of easy living here in the Bahamas with small responsibilities had left him slothful.

You see it is a description of a stupid slothful animal.

Back in college, I had always driven her crazy with my slothful study habits.

Circle 5, where Dante puts the slothful, might be the place.

Children are slothful; taking care of them is expensive.

Ordinary mothers felt that, a great slothful ease, or so they had told her.

But Washington's slothful ways scarcely encourage other members to pay promptly.

How exactly does that make you a slothful driver?

Healthy people with no history of serious obesity, who just need to lose a slothful 10 to 20 pounds?

Fatigue had made him slothful, and now he'd let his enemies get dangerously close.

Our order knew some slothful ones who never crowed at sunrise.

Young and healthy they still were, but soft and slothful, too.

Marijuana makes rats slothful, and they excrete all over themselves.

"You are not a slothful nor a lazy people."

Plenty of fat, slothful people do not get diabetes.

In contrast to the slothful bachelor next door, he is a hard-working family man, with a wife, five children and three jobs.

The popularity of this pricing pitch is driven in part by the slothful economy.

It can take up to 10 years to master a craft - by modern standards a slothful pace.

There is nothing we are all so slothful in as secret, particular, importunate prayer.

When the slothful person gets sick, colleagues whisper: "Of course.

We sometimes have a tendency, I am afraid, to be a little slothful or lax when not directly under the eyes of men.

Zita often said to others that devotion is false if slothful.