He did not, however, give up other studies but worked only slackly on them. |
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After fumbling a moment he unlatched the door and it swung slackly open, the quill between the bars following it out. |
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Both arms rested slackly at her sides, eyes widened, and she could just barely make out the outline of her assailant. |
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An accompanying consideration was that Asian and African forms of literature may be only slackly comparable to those in the West. |
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He asked me with an impolite, almost impatient lilt, as he slackly sat himself upon a tree-stump, violin in hand, hand upon knee. |
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History meant to be puffed up with nationalist pride hangs slackly. |
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His linen shirt and suspenders hung slackly on his frame, and his sunken cheeks gave him the look of a hardscrabble farmer from a century ago. |
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Butzer's peculiar characters with their huge black holes instead of eyes, mouths agape and ready to scream, slackly hanging hands and feet, emerge through thick brush strokes and numerous layers of colour. |
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Never run the cable slackly, uncovered or across the medium! |
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Unfortunately, in the director Jo Bonney's slackly acted production, the contents don't prove as fascinating to us today as we had reason to hope. |
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Today's worst programmes should be measured not against the best products of yesteryear but the worst: so slackly plotted, vapid and slow-moving that they are now almost unwatchable. |
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He scraped the bigger patches of algae from the banner with the back of his knife, then doubled the fishing line and fed it slackly through an eyelet and brought it back, tying it to the cleat where he clipped his seat. |
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