torpor

How could an election at a time of economic torpor be about nothing?

But now the torpor of his days has gotten to him.

Beautiful as it was, there had been some torpor to the music until then.

It took us a while to shake off our torpor.

Not much is known on the origin of this torpor.

The American people actually do have power, if we'd only shake off our torpor and use it.

It was the live music that sliced through the torpor.

Maybe being forced to move had finally shaken the people out of their torpor.

But the sight of too much food can also induce torpor.

The desert heat only adds to the sense of torpor.

Rick was brought out of his shock and torpor by a sound.

"You mean the patient would go into frenzy or torpor?"

I was glad to see him shake off his torpor.

Or perhaps the food has lulled them into a torpor.

Then, after nearly a half of torpor, the offenses sprang open.

Breaking the torpor, two races within the race have developed.

The events of the past week ought to have jerked us from our torpor.

It was fighting off torpor, and they all moved nearer.

Then there is the general torpor of the season.

Usually in a mild torpor by this time of day, they flee.

But the assault on Government has moved far beyond the effects of the nation's fiscal torpor.

George shook himself out of his torpor, and even managed a grin.

He flung himself upon his couch and fell into a torpor.

We will visit the ship later when the torpor of the meal has passed.

A kind of torpor pervades the classroom and the school.