| At a deeply unenergetic pace, this 60-minute film feels hours longer than it is. |
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| The average weight of these unenergetic participants hovered between rotund and obese. |
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| The decidedly unenergetic first act was compensated with a laugh-out-loud second act that had the sold-out opening night audience in stitches. |
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| They are filmed in a plodding, unenergetic manner, and the editing is choppy. |
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| I'm all for a little skepticism, but I fail to see how a trio of unenergetic protagonists who cannot tolerate noise or activity would have improved the movie. |
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| The Transcontinental special, an omelet, is reasonably good, but the staff is unfriendly and unenergetic. |
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| I am squeamish, unenergetic and cowardly, and these qualities make it unlikely that I shall ever ride or run in any sort of hunt, or lift a rifle or shotgun. |
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| There is a theory that St. Jean, a controlled and unemotional man in the courtroom, might have exacerbated such a misunderstanding by carrying on a defense that could have seemed unenergetic to a Latin. |
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