| Doctors do not know how many relapsed into mental listlessness or took the extreme step. |
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| And now there is this sense of listlessness, this lack of initiative and disorientation, now that no one is giving orders. |
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| Possible reactions to immunisation against diphtheria and tetanus and pertussis include fever, vomiting, and listlessness. |
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| While it can be effectively treated with antibiotics, depression and listlessness can persist for some time. |
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| But can't we have a little listlessness in our lives, some sloth, a dollop or two of drowsiness? |
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| For example, schizophrenia often is characterized by a deficit syndrome that includes anhedonia, listlessness, and general impoverishment of thought, speech, and affect. |
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| A jump rope twined around a girl's leg describes the listlessness and boredom of a late summer day, as does a gangly teen lazily holding a baseball bat. |
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| In this story, Teddy remembers the boredom, short tempers, and listlessness of the campers until his Dad convinced the community to unite in constructing a baseball field. |
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| Self-examination will reveal a wealth of master traits slumbering beneath a weight of listlessness. |
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| In the short term, such measures seem to have succeeded: the student movement has quietened down, and there is listlessness in the air. |
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| But most of the pre-revolutionary 1970s were conspicuous for their listlessness, too. |
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| It advises using it before competitions to correct listlessness and sleep disruption, and afterwards to improve physical recovery. |
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| The early signs of drowsiness, listlessness, and headaches should be recognized to prevent terminal coma and convulsions. |
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| Signs of internal bleeding are listlessness, unconsciousness, very cold legs or a blue tinge to the pink skin inside the lips or tongue. |
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| With the lemon aroma-essence you have an additional advantage: the citrus fragrance helps against fatigue, listlessness or even depressed mood. |
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| One is listlessness and drift, as discipline crumbles, morale plummets and ideas dry up. |
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| This may lead to listlessness, lack of performance, dull coat and a susceptibility to infection. |
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| Double vision or listlessness of the eyelid: These side effects are due to the anesthetic and last only a few days. |
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| They will have praise on their lips for blessings received, instead of listlessness and despair over their situation. |
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| Still, it seems as though we humans are more comfortable around the humanoid variety, their listlessness notwithstanding. |
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| Unusual listlessness in your dog is an easily recognisable warning sign. |
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| The enduring listlessness of the economy makes that a tricky sell. |
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| Peter begins to display the classic signs of middle-aged listlessness. |
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| Your child shows signs of listlessness, lethargy or irritability. |
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| The early symptoms of chickenpox may be vague and could include fever, itching, headache, aching joints and muscles, sore throat, general malaise: loss of appetite, listlessness and irritability. |
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| If you indulge in a holiday with the sophisticated listlessness of a débutante, or pose as an old soul who knows all of life, the holiday will pay you no dividends, no matter how earnestly your hosts try to make it enjoyable. |
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| Symptoms: The signs and symptoms of potassium intoxication include paresthesia of the extremities, listlessness, mental confusion, flaccid paralysis, fall in blood pressure, cardiac arrhythmia, and heart block. |
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| All those lazy-bones among us suffering from listlessness and boredom will find a quick cure up here, where in bygone times consumptives came in search of treatment. |
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| Symptoms range from listlessness, trembling, depression, loss of appetite, stumbling and in-coordination, weakness, head tilting and partial paralysis, to convulsions and even death. |
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| For horses, signs of West Nile virus infection may include stumbling, weakness in hind limbs, inability to stand, paralysis of the limbs, listlessness and head shaking. |
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| The clinical picture is characterised by typical signs of a systemic disorder, such as listlessness, refusal of feed, increased water uptake and onset of emaciation. |
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| This development is particularly welcome because it follows a number of years of economic listlessness which have prompted repeated criticism from international bodies, due to the lack of growth in the Swiss economy. |
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| On the front, listlessness took hold of the soldiers. |
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