The term lethargus was used to describe a contrasting condition, featuring listlessness, sleepiness, memory loss and dulling of the senses.
Sufferers presented with pallor, listlessness, dizziness, shortness of breath, severe fatigue, oedema, and circulatory changes, and were not dissimilar to miners' phthisis.
Examples include the influence of bias, prejudice and morally irrelevant desire, as well as fatigue, listlessness, impatience, anxiety and laziness.
For at least two years, her anxious parents fretted about her weight loss, listlessness and mood swings.
Such a condition, which strains natural instinct too severely, produces either listlessness or destructiveness.
Listlessness, carelessness, and stupidity are all much cheaper than proper provision for health and safety at work.
That is the explanation of the remarkable listlessness which he exhibits.
Perhaps the problem is moral poverty, listlessness and no sense of direction.
