lazy

I’m not doing this in the middle of the afternoon because I was too lazy to do it in the morning, but because I am committed to increasing my blood plasma so I can dominate the competition at this year’s Turkey Trot.

While some may classify that inactivity as laziness or indifference, Brown suggests the contrary.

People tend to condemn the obese because they believe that “fatness” is evidence of laziness and lack of discipline.

Fatigue, sadness, or psychosis is not about choice or laziness or selfishness.

Next, add the vices of a rentier state: laziness, irresponsibility, a sense of entitlement, and ignorance.

When universities board up their English departments, they surrender to ignorance and laziness.

Indeed, there wasn't a worker in the house that was not disgusted with his laziness.

The poverty here indeed is great, but idleness and laziness are far greater.

Against these attributes their pig-headedness, narrow-mindedness, laziness, and slovenliness had to be admitted.

There is evidence of laziness or of lack of invention in the story.

My mother scolded me sometimes for what she called my laziness.