| Everything seems to billow, there are clouds of this and drifts of that, totally in harmony with the languor of a drowsy summer day. |
| My truck doesn't have sports-car driving dynamics but it has a kind of authoritative languor about it, just kind of suavely rolling along. |
| The windswept Yorkshire hills, the terraced houses, dappled woods and shadowy interiors, help convey a warm summer languor. |
| The sea breezes, the tropical languor, that old susegad, had conspired to make Goa an oriental fleshpot. |
| The narrow, pulsating streets of Pinar proved the exception to the province's otherwise sleepy languor. |
| Yet why not hope for a change in appetite, why not hope that vulnerability, doubt, languor, even feyness, might find a mass market once again? |
