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• r  in a languorous manner
  he was sprawling languorously on the sofa

• The dancers, dressed in outrageous outfits, wave their hands languorously in time with the music, suck in their cheeks, stare icily into space and strut as if they were high .
• She has the same knack of languorously lagging behind the beat, bending her notes into microtones of aching and yearning.
• In evocative novels like The Blood Oranges and Sweet William: A Memoir of an Old Horse, Hawkes concentrated instead on crafting labyrinthine sentences that languorously wound .

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  Highly Recommended THE FILM The great British director Alan Clarke was an incidental, better-late-than-never discovery for this reviewer: I unfortunately had never heard of him until 2003, when Gus Van Sant's Elephant -- the languorously and objectively-told story of a horrific school shooting -- was released, and Van Sant, in interviews published around that time, attributed the cryptic title ...
  June 25, 2013 - DVD Talk