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Example sentences for "slothfulness"

Lexicographically close words:
sloshed; sloshing; slot; sloth; slothful; sloths; slots; slotted; slotting; slouch
  1. The introduction of this art of tasteful production has, in a great measure, superseded the idle, unprofitable gossip of the day, driving away ennui and slothfulness at the same time.

  2. By much slothfulness the building decayeth; and through idleness of the hands the house droppeth through.

  3. Slothfulness casteth into a deep sleep; and an idle soul shall suffer hunger.

  4. Make the cause of the innocent as it were your own; and suffer it not to miscarry through your slothfulness and neglect.

  5. He that wasteth one half of his master's goods through slothfulness or excesses, and then is charitable with the other half, will make but a bad account of his stewardship.

  6. Slothfulness is usually accompanied with carelessness, and carelessness is for the most part begotten by senselessness; and senselessness doth again put fresh strength into slothfulness, and by this means the soul is left remediless.

  7. Slothfulness hath these two evils: First, To neglect the time in which it should be getting of heaven; and by that means doth, in the Second place, bring in untimely repentance.

  8. The commonest cause of it is, a carnality of mind (fleshly men will think best of the most fleshly religion); or else a slothfulness in duty, which will make you sit down with the easiest part.

  9. Time will slide on, and duty will be undone, and your souls undone, if impious slothfulness be predominant.

  10. Slothfulness casteth into a deep sleep: and an idle soul shall suffer hunger.

  11. Slothfulness is a great consumer of time (as is showed, chap.

  12. Slothfulness casteth into a deep sleep, and an idle soul shall suffer hunger.

  13. By slothfulness a building shall be brought down, and through the weakness of hands, the house shall drop through.

  14. Curiously enough, niggardliness in giving is associated with slothfulness in labour, while it is implied that the wish to help others is a constant motive for due diligence in the business of life.

  15. One who sleeps away the golden hours of work, cast by slothfulness into a deep sleep, has no claim whatever on the earth or the community for daily food; he shall suffer hunger.

  16. If a man is too lazy to plough at the right time and to sow at the right time, his fields will of course give him no crops: "Slothfulness catcheth not his prey.

  17. Slothfulness is condemned even by the feeblest of all the creatures.

  18. Slothfulness is usually accompanied with carelessness; and carelessness is for the most part begotten by senselessness; and senselessness doth again put fresh strength into slothfulness; and by this means the soul is left remediless.

  19. Slothfulness hath these two evils: first, to neglect the time in which it should be getting heaven; and by that means doth, in the second place, bring in untimely repentance.

  20. And afterwards they sat down to table, where Hircan failed not to laugh at the slothfulness of his wife.

  21. Do we not all know that mood of mind which confesses our slothfulness and promises to be wide awake tomorrow but would fain bargain to be left undisturbed today?

  22. We may all recognise that God has sent us on His errands; and if we cherish that conviction, we shall put away from us slothfulness and fear, and out of weakness shall be made strong.

  23. I would press upon you all the plain question, Is this fatal slothfulness characteristic of me?

  24. That is true as regards the outward life, where indulgence in literal slothfulness brings want, and the whole drift of things executes on the sluggard the sentence that if 'any man will not work, neither shall he eat.

  25. The Correction, ensuing on their Disobedience to Overseers, or Slothfulness in Business, is often very severe, and sometimes desperate.

  26. And others are there who call virtue the slothfulness of their vices; and when once their hatred and jealousy relax the limbs, their "justice" becometh lively and rubbeth its sleepy eyes.

  27. O my brethren, there are tables which weariness framed, and tables which slothfulness framed, corrupt slothfulness: although they speak similarly, they want to be heard differently.

  28. The great slothfulness and natural carelessness of these Indians is recognized by its results; for as yet not the slightest scrap of writing concerning their religion and ceremonies, or their ancient political government, has been found.

  29. Part of that is founded on the slothfulness of their natures, and part on the rudeness of their civilization; the former makes them content with little, and the latter causes them to ignore the niceties of art.

  30. Idleness and slothfulness in your external calling, neglecting to provide for your own house, as that will prove a scandalous sin to others and to yourselves too.

  31. Like a lazy minister that would cry out of persecution, if he were silenced by others, and yet will not be provoked to be laborious, but ordinarily by his slothfulness silence himself, and make no such matter of it.

  32. Some by their slothfulness bring themselves into want; and then being unable to bear it, they contract a discontented, peevish habit, and in their impatiency they wrangle and disquiet one another.

  33. When slothfulness wasteth time, and health, and estate, and wit, and grace, and all.

  34. Slothfulness and idleness are sins that naturally tend to want, and God hath caused them to be punished with poverty; as you may see, Prov.


  35. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "slothfulness" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
    Other words:
    apathy; boredom; drowsiness; dullness; ennui; fatigue; hebetude; idleness; inaction; inactivity; indifference; indolence; inertia; languor; lassitude; laze; laziness; lethargy; listlessness; passivity; phlegm; shiftlessness; sleepiness; sloth; slouch; slowness; sluggishness; somnolence; stupor; torpor; vagrancy; weariness