The feverish excitement... had given place to a dull, regretful lassitude.
--George Eliot, Romola
A long exercise of the mental powers induces a remarkable lassitude of the whole body.
--Edmund Burke, A Philosophical Enquiry into the Sublime and the Beautiful
She felt aged, in deep lassitude and numb despair, and regretted not marrying.
--Ha Jin, Waiting
Mr. Wedgwood [a patron of Samuel Coleridge] sought to distract himself from feelings of depression and lassitude by buying a butcher shop.
--Elizabeth Hardwick, "Its Only Defense: Intelligence and Sparkle," New York Times, September 14, 1986
--George Eliot, Romola
A long exercise of the mental powers induces a remarkable lassitude of the whole body.
--Edmund Burke, A Philosophical Enquiry into the Sublime and the Beautiful
She felt aged, in deep lassitude and numb despair, and regretted not marrying.
--Ha Jin, Waiting
Mr. Wedgwood [a patron of Samuel Coleridge] sought to distract himself from feelings of depression and lassitude by buying a butcher shop.
--Elizabeth Hardwick, "Its Only Defense: Intelligence and Sparkle," New York Times, September 14, 1986