I'm not advocating for laziness, or rather, I am not advocating exclusively for laziness.
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But part of the problem might have to do with how we view laziness itself; it's very possible that the things we associate with laziness are actually not so indicative of laziness at all.
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Anti-intellectualism, easy slogans and intellectual laziness have been around for decades, culminating in the king of laziness, Donald Trump.
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Laziness gets the best of us all sometimes, and there's no greater form of modern laziness than smashing that "find and replace" button.
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Laziness and irresponsibility exists on twitter & that means YOU.
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The audiobook includes a bonus chapter entitled Laziness: A Manifesto.
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My experience, and laziness, didn't noticeably change much of anything.
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They let their baby die of thirst because of laziness.
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There was no opportunity to procrastinate, no leeway for laziness.
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And to think, it was all born out of laziness.
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But this attitude shouldn't be mistaken for cynicism or laziness.
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This is not about laziness or a lack of resolve.
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But that's part laziness; I could have paid it sooner.
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Transparency can turn into a crutch, can turn into laziness.
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On March 4, Flygare proved that sleepiness is not laziness.
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It's just difficult to apply precisely, without condescension or laziness.
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Don't let laziness or forgetfulness cause you to waste money.
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It takes determination, ingenuity and a little bit of laziness.
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I just think it's a little bit of programming laziness.
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He had no patience for messes or latecomers or laziness.
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Tauruses likely saw their laziness peak during their teenage years.
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It conveyed, despite the caveats, discipline and rigor, not laziness.
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To me, that's pure laziness, to write characters like that.
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More than gonzo, an aura of laziness pervades the exercise.
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We need to override our natural laziness to work out.
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Helping companies is as likely to promote laziness as competitiveness.
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LAZINESS We go home, get him set up for nap.
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Many of our Ubers are called out of pure laziness.
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That is what I have to apologize for, my laziness.
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More likely, it's just laziness, cheapness or a blind spot.
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If procrastination isn't about laziness, then what is it about?
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Our feckless laziness isn't just damaging our bodies, though, oh no.
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Contrary to impressions of laziness, Indian police tend to be overworked.
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Its dominance following Soviet communism's collapse decayed into laziness and complacency.
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If anything, DeSantis showed intellectual laziness that should give constituents pause.
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There is a really, REALLY fine line between laziness and genius.
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Like Jackson, Pierre finds laziness to be a big turn off.
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I don't think this particular service is a proof of laziness.
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They allow you to forget your laziness, your heat-struck immobility.
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Difficult is in the eye of the beholder, just like laziness.
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But mostly I have decided against it just out of laziness.
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It's not because of laziness on the part of the constructor.
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Whatever their other flaws, laziness is usually not one of them.
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They are the personal sins — laziness, self-indulgence, drinking, sleeping around.
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This might sound like laziness, but it's actually called being smart.
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Nearly all were dubious, and not because of hygiene or laziness.
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Habit, convenience, laziness, an unwillingness to change ... the list goes on.
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Yet advancing AI by collecting huge personal profiles is laziness, not efficiency.
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They are inefficient, wasteful annoyances that enable laziness and poor cleaning habits.
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Don't encourage this style of 21st-century laziness with frivolous stopgap technology.
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This goes hand in hand with our brain's tendency toward cognitive laziness.
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It's good for security, but a struggle for your penchant for laziness.
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You worked in all these companies ... I think it's just frankly laziness.
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"My laziness led her to meet Donald Trump," George told the Post.
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She deserved it, as she was subsidizing my laziness with her labor.
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It's actually one part determination, one part ingenuity and one part laziness.
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But both of these can be toggled off for maximum reply laziness.
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Most fundamentally of all, Trump's laziness and ignorance leave him easily manipulated.
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You don't have to peel delicata squash so laziness wins the day.
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But your laziness does not obviate your right to a full cup.
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Shadow's failure suggests a potentially deadly combination of techno-utopianism and laziness.
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Is Goldie the lion's penchant for laziness just that, or something more?
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It has officially hit peak laziness and this cat just gets it.
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I even use the struggling Vue streaming service out of laziness—it's fine.
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I admittedly may be projecting my own feelings and laziness regarding ironing here.
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This sounds more like a responsible move than one borne out of laziness.
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I personally prefer a minimal resistance to my clicks out of sheer laziness.
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These are "good pedagogy", not a "surrender to weakness and laziness of thought".
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Noam Hassenfeld: I like the way you emphasize the laziness of the movie.
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Click here to view original GIFSelective laziness is key with any emerging technology.
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It's not really laziness as much as it is a considered trade-off.
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Ferriss labels most busyness as a form of mental laziness and indiscriminate action.
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" But, he added with a laugh, "there is definitely plenty of laziness around.
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I'm also intimately aware of my own shit—my compulsiveness, disorganization, and laziness.
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It would make me active again, and help me get over my laziness.
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Was it laziness or, worse, an indifference to poor black and brown people?
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The Senate's laziness is directly obfuscating the president's ability to implement his agenda.
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"The primary obstacle to hurricane relief has been Puerto Rican laziness?" said Oliver.
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And it's probably not his fault because laziness is a trait in blacks.
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The military lifestyle prevents laziness and forces you to maintain a consistent, proper appearance.
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" He has in the past (probably) said that "laziness is a trait in blacks.
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I think point blank it can sometimes be a limited perspective and sometimes laziness.
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The only way to beat laziness is with guilt, so that's what Future sells.
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Thing is, escalators could represent the epitome of American laziness if we let them.
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I take another Lyft home, though I admit this one time it's just laziness.
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But love is laziness, the gift of each other's time, to spendthrift or invest.
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Laziness is an absolute deal-breaker for Jackson, who values hard work and determination.
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Overcoming procrastination and laziness can be hard, but it doesn't always have to be.
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I can't believe my Hispanic heritage has been cut down just because of laziness.
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Get Over Your Fear of Failure There is a correlation between failure and laziness.
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Then in middle age, out of softness, laziness and self-approval, he indulged himself.
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But Wolff, despite his honeybadger-don't-care swagger, also has a penchant for laziness.
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Even removed from an electoral angle, the laziness of the Senate makes no sense.
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My attitude toward technology is fueled by a desire for efficiency — and by laziness.
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They have a reputation for laziness and Twitter addiction; they often shun shoe leather.
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Billboards lashing imperialism a few months ago now denounce violence against women, or laziness.
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Laziness flows (but romance does, too!) as Venus connects with Neptune on May 30.
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Mr Johnson thus needlessly reminded the audience of his reputation for laziness and disorganisation.
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I never did, for the usual reasons: kids, economics, laziness, fear of the unknown.
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"Sorel urged the king to overcome his laziness," wrote historian Henri Martin in 1855.
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This one's personal, an inside joke: How do I get rid of my laziness?
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However, there's a self-serving laziness to the lack of progress in our progressive politics.
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Additionally, anecdotally, it does appear urban humans over recent decades are trending toward greater laziness.
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It has degraded the nation and it has encouraged laziness, idleness, hypocrisy and even crime.
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In truth, he wasn't built for too much more than aiding human laziness and isolation.
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For someone who accuses his liberal former tribe of intellectual laziness, that is not enough.
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Because while laziness will never do, there are always smarter ways to do your homework.
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What is bad is the stealing, laziness, and caricaturing that's become rampant within creative industries.
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That's the problem with these formats is that there's a lot of laziness out there.
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Comfort breeds laziness and sloth, of course, and thus becomes its own kind of misery.
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It has all the laziness of a slanket, while also removing the burden of mobility.
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In the meantime, we should consider embracing the positive aspects of our own inner laziness.
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Unfortunately, none of these solutions vibe well with my main personality traits: laziness and intemperance.
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Be smart: People are quick to attribute the falling rates of teen employment to laziness.
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But observe: It's the frugal use of resources, not laziness per se, that is key.
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They tend to blame inaction on laziness or stubbornness rather than admit they are tired.
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"That rewards laziness," David Ogden, a Deputy Attorney General in the Obama Administration, tells Eisinger.
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The tradition, Chase said, was born of laziness, when the brothers were in high school.
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Conservatives are right to worry that feeding at the government trough breeds dependency and laziness.
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I resolve to start laundry soon... just a few more minutes of laziness, I swear!
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The main reason we don't engage with the abyss, however, is not necessarily mental laziness.
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I think it's just laziness on people's part that they use that as an excuse.
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I grab my reusable mug, so at least I'm not generating more trash with my laziness.
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But I didn't see sexism in the characterization this time around, just hand-waving narrative laziness.
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" From the start, Evans has always taught her children that laziness is "the biggest sin ever.
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Too many people think the problem with education hinges on the laziness and incompetence of teachers.
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Wanting to spend more time with your children should never, ever be presented as laziness. But...?
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One of the easiest explanations for the entire team's high pace is habitual laziness in transition.
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That failure feels, more and more, like the result not of laziness or inability but hubris.
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Not only that, it seems that, for him, the Wattamelon Roll is the picture of laziness.
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" Roughly one-third (30%) believe such information is shared due to laziness or "poor fact-checking.
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While that might be a bit steep, can you really put a price tag on laziness?
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The film was not well received, with some critics calling it "95 minutes of vanilla laziness."
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The first time somebody eats out on Thanksgiving, the reason is usually something other than laziness.
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There's a term for this, cognitive laziness, and it tends to explain a whole heckuva lot.
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He or she utilized their laziness, and it's evident they threw something together extremely last minute.
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It's lazy thinking — and laziness has hurt the liberal center a lot over the past decade.
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The key is to capitalize your mental laziness and harness it to your benefit through automation.
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That wasn't a suicidal thought; it mostly sprung from laziness, or an unfulfillable desire to nap.
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But above all else, The Hill's opinion section just reeks of the same laziness Solomon displays.
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Netflix may soon have a way for binge-watchers to take their laziness to new heights.
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You'll zero in on what's truly game-changing "My laziness serves as a filter," Lewis said.
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However his own self-doubt, arrogance, individuality, and later laziness, contributed to this slide into anonymity.
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On one hand, he eliminates any chance of committing a foul and can't be condemned for laziness.
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But instead they went for the low-hanging fruit, expecting that audiences would look past the laziness.
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The conceptual laziness that rankled some viewers also allowed those films to fit comfortably alongside their predecessors.
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Or when living at home longer became an indicator of laziness rather than a shitty housing market?
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Esquel managers joke that they do so out of laziness—they want to make their jobs easier.
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My existence hinges on three things, each interconnected: Food, laziness, and websites that bring food to me.
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The thinking part seems like an excuse for laziness, but it's pretty much the most crucial stage.
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Now, if you're the type to ask what time it is multiple times, that's just peak laziness.
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But even after Richardson did this, the tapes hung around, through "sheer laziness" as he put it.
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Of all the human characteristics to build a business around, laziness might be among the more consistent.
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This everyday laziness undermines a lot of nutrition research, which is often based on self-reported estimates.
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Yes, he corrupted the government, but it was through laziness and greed, so the effect was limited.
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"I wish that people would stop equating fat people with laziness, and with being unhealthy," Ditto says.
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With the proverbial, well-earned reputation of artists for laziness, greed, selfishness, nastiness, irrelevance, fecklessness, and fickleness.
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Here, she offers some great suggestions for kitchen laziness, like baking chocolate chip cookie dough in ramekins.
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Question: I want to exercise more, but it's so difficult for me to overcome my natural laziness.
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And he sought to explain that canceled cemetery visit, which drew sharp criticism and accusations of laziness.
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That's not laziness; it's a logical reaction to being told to develop policies on a compressed timeline.
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So as 2020 begins, get clear about your financial goals, automate and ride your laziness to success.
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"A lot of authenticity comes from laziness, where I don't have the energy to pretend," she explains.
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In turn, this engaged community can use information technology to monitor officials, and curtail corruption and laziness.
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Though naysayers argue cash handouts would be prohibitively expensive and encourage laziness, the idea is gaining traction.
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Continued use of the term Rust Belt by the NYT and others is just complete intellectual laziness.
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But, at times, they were also talking about the laziness of desk-job white professionals like me.
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"It's laziness," Goldstick says, adding that people enjoy having the ability to see the moment they wake up.
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Of all the attacks on media both real and fake, the one that sticks the most is laziness.
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Rarely do they confront serious issues around history, identity, mercy, and justice — and sometimes that's due to laziness.
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It was not due to laziness, the economy, or unwillingness to seek a job in my preferred field.
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Laziness is an entitlement concept accepted by the middle class that crushes any chance you have of greatness.
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On September 9th this year he told a rally that birth control was a sign of parental laziness.
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It took me a long time, so it's out of laziness, but I don't want the new one!
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We discuss it, but laziness wins out and he agrees to just get chili cheese fries from Amy's.
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He is a poor but privileged asshole, who makes life harder for himself because of his own laziness.
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If you're feeling some of those "laziness" nights just don't worry, but your work may have you over!
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Walker argued that it's time to stop thinking that needing sleep is a sign of weakness or laziness.
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And who, during a bout of laziness, hasn't just sliced a kiwi open and scooped out the fruit?
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Seeing this way is understandable if you are scared, but it is also a sign of intellectual laziness.
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Due to loyalty, fear, laziness, or arrogance, most candidates refuse to proactively learn about what opportunities are available.
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If you're paralyzed by indecision or laziness when it comes to your money, it pays to hire help.
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Laziness, which he defines as being slow to act, can be a lot more helpful than you think.
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Yet I couldn't help but feel disappointed by the uniform laziness of almost every aspect of the film.
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I would never deny being lazy, but did Danny think that my laziness was my single best quality?
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Critics of anti-poverty aid have charged that it encourages laziness, but in this case, the opposite happened.
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One moment he's talking about today's pop musicians and their laziness, the next moment he's somewhere else entirely.
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CHAST I like to sleep because I'm interested in dreaming, but it's more like profound laziness or momentum.
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Confusing communications take place on September 7 as Mercury opposes Neptune—watch out for exaggerations, lies, or laziness.
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It might seem odd, but I think I prefer it that way (that's my excuse for laziness, FYI).
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"Part of it is laziness," said Charlene Petrillo, 47, standing behind a meat counter in Lake Geneva, Wis.
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Either he's engaged in trolling of the highest calibre, the ultimate piss-take, pure laziness or all three.
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But it goes without saying that the abundance of capital feeds laziness on all sides of the spectrum.
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The "laziness" that's synonymous with hookworm infections is a symptom of iron deficiency anemia, due to blood loss.
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The inaction stems not from laziness or ignorance but a deep, possibly unbridgeable divide between state and federal powers.
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The delay was due to "I guess laziness, or — I don't know," he once told David Welna of NPR.
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The real reason you're exhausted might have little to do with laziness and more to do with health problems.
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There is a cleaning brush nearby, so I feel there is no excuse for a dirty commode, except laziness.
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Experts say that people who skip vaccination — due to vaccine fearmongering, poor health systems and laziness — are to blame.
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Probably, but clearly I'm willing to subject my stomach to risky situations in the name of curiosity (read: laziness).
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But today everyone uses spellcheck, so if there's a mistake in a job application, it's a sign of laziness.
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And as much as it pains me to admit, the lol is sometimes there as a result of laziness.
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Taller than me is not some recent grammatical laziness; it has deep and sturdy roots in the finest English.
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In 2014, the producer released Supreme Laziness, a mixtape with Lou Phelps (Kaytranada's brother), under the name The Celestics.
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On Beauty It has gotten a bad rap as a statement of quirky individuality — or a sign of laziness.
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The tracksuit, with its matching zip jacket and jogger pants, is a sartorial symbol of leisure — and, sometimes, laziness.
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Liberate yourself from laziness the moment you wake up by having the willpower to start ahead of the pack.
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Still, that laziness is also steeped in misogynistic scorn (hi again, Karl Lagerfeld of Chanel, I haven't forgotten you).
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It's also about alchemy, plumbing, surfing, debt, laziness, the housing crisis, the disappearance of the middle class, and conspiracies.
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Historians and philosophers wrote about Tokaj's ability to cure various illnesses and problems — from fever and indigestion to laziness.
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"The enormous student debt burden weighing down our economy isn't the result of laziness or irresponsibility," Ms. Warren wrote.
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Many think of positivity as a form of laziness, as if parents who are positive aren't disciplining their children.
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" I also liked Selin's determination to be "someone trying to live a life unmarred by laziness, cowardice, and conformity.
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Inertia is equal parts laziness and complacency … and in the end it's a surefire way to kill your business.
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Embracing laziness has helped him be successful because he focuses his efforts only where it really matters, he explained.
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It's tempting to blame 21st-century laziness for the Duncan's travails, but they date back at least to 1930.
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Laziness factors into one of my favorite aspects of Grindr: potential guys being displayed by their proximity to my bedroom.
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The granting of personhood status to robots today may sound like a clever legal trick, but it's actually intellectual laziness.
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Unfortunately, thanks in large part to laziness by cell phone carriers, they've been back with a vengeance in recent years.
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In the end we are all the poorer for it, but don't blame the readers: they smell laziness and disingenuousness.
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In the interview published Friday, Abrams also spoke about what she called a "laziness" surrounding coverage of her gubernatorial bid.
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I would say that I do need to be in the mood, although really that's laziness and abdication of responsibility.
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Week 1Sam: I was blessed in college with hair (and laziness) that didn't require me to 'poo every single day.
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There's a stigma associated with watching too much television, because many perceive the activity to be a sign of laziness.
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Fortunately, for all the "lazies" out there, science has discovered evidence that laziness might actually be a sign of intelligence.
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But our laziness and sense of social obligation unfurl as a pile of "Happy Birthday!" or even "HBD!" wall posts.
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Despite the undeniable necessity of food, food stamp recipients are constantly in question for their perceived laziness and moral failings.
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You'll find me waiting in line for Levain cookies, but also turning to Trader Joe's pasta when the laziness hits.
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Robin would place my pubic hair in LTRP territory, too, but that's more a product of laziness than aesthetic preference.
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Agnostics have it rough in American culture; their refusal to take a stand has the whiff of cowardice or laziness.
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He had a young man's beard, scraggly and unkempt, a sign of laziness more than devotion, I might have thought.
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The hackers' laziness, or lack of caution, exposed their operation, negating one of the core advantages of a phishing attack.
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Crazy and stupid are not concepts used in forecasting ... When people say they're really stupid or they're crazy, that's laziness.
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No knowledge, however, is needed to agree with you on the laziness of the ubiquitous red and white or green.
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And since these are behaviors, talking about obesity can be perceived as a personal judgement about laziness and self-control.
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Never one to hold down a private sector job, he was kicked out of a commune for laziness in 1971.
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But those people are up against institutional laziness and inertia that they eventually learn to accept as immutable and absolute.
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But an autonomous vehicle company is taking our extreme laziness one step further: bringing the grocery store to our door.
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The hackers' laziness, or lack of caution, exposed their operation — negating one of the core advantages of a phishing attack.
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One of the things that I think we haven't done enough on — and I think it's my own laziness, really.
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Some of what you've heard about inefficiency, graft or laziness relative to your culture may seem like it's true at first.
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As if some laziness allows it to take root, and some determination would be enough to change systems -- neurological or capitalist.
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It's equipped with fan and cooling speeds, 24-hour timers, and also comes with a remote control for top laziness levels.
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Reminding his team that the competition is getting better every day mitigates the complacency and laziness that can come with success.
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Whenever we host a party, we're torn between our drive to make it beautifully on-theme and — frankly — our sheer laziness.
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The problem isn't plastic straws or plastic spoons or plastic bags; it's our wasteful consumer lifestyle that prizes single-use laziness.
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He was a disaster as Brexit secretary, which he blames on the civil service and everybody else blames on his laziness.
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Some of these miscommunications may stem from plain laziness, as Venus connects with Neptune and Mercury opposes Jupiter on May 30.
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But, whether out of intellectual laziness or the belief in data and algorithms as a cheap panacea, it seems to be.
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That is, at least until the Sun opposes Neptune at 2:27 PM, when some laziness, sleepiness, or confusion may arrive.
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The angle was a result of combined laziness and hastily uploading a video to my Facebook so my friends could watch.
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Previous employers had occasionally misinterpreted his skill as laziness and accused him of not having logged sufficient time with the mop.
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" Cole Plakias says the wrap was partially inspired by Greenpoint's Glasserie and partially by "my laziness and unwillingness to do dishes.
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Paying a stranger to bring Chinese food to your apartment is a sign of laziness, albeit a very, very common one.
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"I'm a huge fan of vibrators, but I do think they can induce a certain type of masturbatory laziness," Marin continues.
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It's easy for politicians to lament the inefficiencies and supposed laziness of the federal bureaucrats, but it's not rooted in truth.
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The answer is laziness…as when they take a press release and simply disseminate its content without verification or fact-checking.
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This energy may simply manifest as laziness, and could make for a frustrating day if you're depending on others for help.
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It moved slant-foot across the meadow with a sneaking laziness like a shortstop cheating in on a runner at second.
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The laziness ends up trumping the stress hunger and my stored prepper food several floors below lives to fight another day.
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"I think it just comes down to laziness, to be honest," Kaye said about why people don't regularly clean their Fleshlights.
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The mind is kept captive not only by laziness or circumstance, but by external enemies who have already biochemically insinuated themselves.
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MP designed its product in a way to legitimize and empathize with some of the laziness I've lived with for years.
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Jupiter also trusts that things will just work out; when it's paired with luxurious Venus, a touch of laziness is likely.
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Neptune is the planet of dreams, but also of delusions—watch out for laziness today as well as paranoia and jealousy.
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Why You Procrastinate (It Has Nothing to Do With Self-Control) If procrastination isn't about laziness, then what is it about?
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Gang-du sports bleach-blonde hair, sleepy eyes, and a droopy gait that belies either laziness or possibly a developmental disorder.
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" João Moraes, a 29-year-old art director, said he keeps his unibrow because of "a mixture of aesthetics and laziness.
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The intellectual virtues may seem elitist, but once a country tolerates dishonesty, incuriosity and intellectual laziness, then everything else falls apart.
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Governing wasn't, and that was obvious in his haziness and dishonesty before Election Day and in his laziness and defiance after.
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Slacktivism's inherent laziness disqualifies it as a real agent of progress because it does not possess the enthusiasm necessary for change.
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According to our sunim, it is also supposed to be a chance to rid your mind of laziness, greediness, and anger.
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Our society, or at least the white-collar portions of it, needs some more of Thaler's laziness and Shultz's reflection time.
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When a skinny girl shares a meme about not getting on top, it's a funny shared moment of laziness between sisters.
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Opinion Resolutions to shake laziness, get organized and gain control of finances are ritually adopted each January and abandoned soon after.
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But in the process she seems to have opened the door for an intellectual laziness that she herself never (ever) exhibited.
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It has an immense amount of inertia, we are all stuck in it, and it preys on our laziness as consumers.
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I used to look down on people who had cellphones because I saw them as this tool that just encouraged laziness.
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This laziness-cloaked-in-nihilism conveniently removes the need to have actual opinions about anything, but "giant douche or turd sandwich," right?
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Are beer buttons the pinnacle of laziness and signs of the times, or are they the greatest invention we've seen in ages?
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They also know that a healthy dose of laziness doesn't necessarily mean you're missing out, so why not skip the 3 a.m.
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John Boyega has spoken out against the "limited perspective" and "laziness" in Hollywood that leads to a lack of diversity in films.
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Conservative critics say she is emblematic of a youth culture that has been infected with what they see as laziness and promiscuity.
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Netflix could harness that laziness and repurpose the concept of channels so you could surf its on-demand catalog the same way.
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Forget all the excuses you've given — pure laziness, uncertain plans, being roped into a last-minute fete — now's the time to panic.
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As a result of laziness, I mean my thrifty nature, I mix all my clothes together to finish it in one load.
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In my case and for plenty of other women, the decision to wear jeans or leggings to work isn't born from laziness.
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"My laziness serves as a filter," he once said in an interview with Ryan Smith, CEO of the online survey company Qualtrics.
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At the company's ninth-floor offices near a busy Phnom Penh junction, signs tell journalists "the first enemy of success is laziness".
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And this doesn't begin to address those who cite Fake News out of the dangerous combination of intellectual laziness and political obstinance.
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"Though impatient with laziness and with half-baked opinions, she was compassionate to other human failings," her obituary in the BMJ reads.
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People's motivations are hard to read as Mars clashes with Neptune on April 27—watch out for laziness or even shady behavior.
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To this day, Kahneman insists that it was a compliment, and that Thaler's laziness has been a huge asset to him professionally.
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"Cultural perceptions of napping can range from laziness to viewing napping as a beneficial, typical, daily activity," she said in an email.
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Was it laziness, or maybe the allure of Hudson Yards combined with the necessity to turn a profit in a luxury venue?
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But there are different kinds of strength, and there are also other factors at work, including laziness, whim, habit and random chance.
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Smarter Living: Procrastination is not the result of laziness or time mismanagement, but of avoiding negative feelings associated with the delayed task.
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If Brazilian police and legal authorities didn't follow up with Lochte's story, the resulting narrative would be one of corruption or laziness.
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There's an inherent laziness to it that's incredible; instead of exerting much energy at all, these apps require simply tapping and waiting.
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The Socialists slipped into an "intellectual laziness" abetted by France's two-party system, which pitted the left against the right, he said.
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It&aposs not laziness or scientific misunderstanding — an accurate, to-scale portrayal of the solar system just wouldn&apost look that interesting.
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In his recently published book, "Finish, " Acuff argues that what prevents people from completing goals isn't laziness, it's the desire for perfection.
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They suggest, without saying so explicitly, that any unemployment currently experienced by these beneficiaries is because of laziness, not lack of opportunity.
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After reading each email, the participants rated the writer as a potential housemate, and on other factors like intelligence, friendliness, laziness, etc.
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He also wishes to court Daenerys, but sends a crew to do so in his name — which is like the ultimate in laziness.
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"I have taken a few rides out of laziness, when taking a bike or public transport would be far less expensive," Kassar said.
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Laziness isn't why I use my Echo every morning to turn on my lights, check the weather, get news briefings, or play music.
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But really, they also succeeded because of the laziness and this silly laughter out of the people that were licensing stuff from them.
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The most impressive thing about the French woman is that she can be undone — even laissez-faire — but it doesn't stem from laziness.
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But that will depend on how much damage they've just inflicted, in their moral laziness, on their party, the country, or the world.
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With this product, you have the freedom to switch between sitting and standing depending on your level of laziness on any given day.
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And like most people, I was programmed to think that working fewer than 50-hour weeks equated to laziness and lack of ambition.
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And I don't know if it was laziness, but in the bottom right corner of the screen, you could see grass and plants.
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The moon in Capricorn connects with imaginative Neptune at 12:55 PM, putting people in a creative mood—but watch out for laziness!
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It could be laziness, it could be a fashion statement, or maybe it's a way for men to look out for each other.
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You're focused on tackling your to-do list today, Aries; however, some laziness or confusion will arrive around midday, not making things easy.
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I suppose you could call "Escape to Margaritaville" a coherent aesthetic experience, in that laziness is not just its method but its message.
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And thanks to curatorial laziness, phenomenal works by talented and important artists are being experienced like so many gewgaws crammed into a Wunderkammer.
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Being deliberate and specific about carving out laziness time in your schedule is a really important way to keep your sanity after graduation.
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The key to overcoming procrastination is to understand that it's not the result of laziness or mismanaging time, but of avoiding unpleasant emotions.
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Additionally daunting is the fact that I observe, everyday, people who scrape entire meals into the trash can, mostly out of sheer laziness.
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When white people live in poverty, the default explanation is that it is a consequence of individual shortcomings — laziness, poor decision-making, ignorance.
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There's also the way Trump's character, his combination of petty vindictiveness with sheer laziness, leaves him clearly not up to doing the job.
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It is this sort of doer's arrogance and intellectual laziness that explains why so many charities do no good or do positive harm.
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It's not an issue of laziness, inability to commit to family, or another inherent flaw in black culture, as some people may suggest.
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Perhaps we are reaching peak laziness, but Klein insists that "people would like to just not think" and see their pizza and beer arrive.
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But perhaps leaning too heavily on the premise that people's good nature will outweigh their laziness or appetite for destruction is a bit misguided.
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Instant noodles, ramen, whatever you call 'em — it's always been there for us in our hour of laziness or when we're short on cash.
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What is concerning is Woodley's dangling left hand and protruding face when he throws his right hand and his laziness in recovering his guard.
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According to People, an Instagram post of Biles relaxing with a beverage drew ire from someone who saw her R&R session as laziness.
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That means it only works with devices that can measure supply levels, so we're not completely giving ourselves up to a life of laziness.
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The worst part was, I internalized her words and told myself that it was simply laziness and a lack of intellect causing my setbacks.
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Now, thanks to infrared technology, we're starting to see just how much methane the oil and gas industry is hemorrhaging—mostly, out of laziness.
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Kaitlyn: Bear with me, but as it exists, with Rory at 32, this ending doesn't really bother me, aside from its obvious narrative laziness.
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Dr. Samantha Boardman, founder of Positive Prescription, believes there is a way to take advantage of that laziness to live healthier, stress-free lives.
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I've written extensively about the laziness of the modern Senate and the impact it has on the ability of Republicans to achieve their agenda.
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The early stories, with their opera-buffa plots, capture the superficiality, venality, and laziness of the upper crust of nineteenth-century Rio de Janeiro .
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"My laziness, he claims, means I only work on questions that are intriguing enough to overcome this default tendency of avoiding work," Thaler writes.
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Hemmings perfectly captures modern parenthood among the privileged and, with moments of concise poignancy, the silent shames of motherhood: envy, boredom, laziness and guilt.
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Nearly a quarter of drivers blamed laziness, while 17 percent said they skipped signaling because they were apt to forget to cancel the blinkers.
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Except the reality is—nine times out of ten—remakes are trash and everyone hates them because they reek of cash-grab and laziness.
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By old tradition, coverage of the royals oscillates between sycophantic and brutal, avidly milking story lines about their laziness, profligacy, debauchery or low intelligence.
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Watch out for shady, slippery behavior, and laziness—including your own—but be realistic about what these behaviors mean for your relationships with others.
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Bonnell discovered how a successful debate very often ends—not with a logical coup de grâce but with a humdrum admission of intellectual laziness.
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American adherence to that goal has become an exercise in mental laziness allowing leaders to do their worst behind the "peace process" fig leaf.
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But I could potentially see the case for 30-year term limits, on the argument that at a certain point, expertise turns to laziness.
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These remixed slogans and the cluelessness around why they're troubling are just one example of widespread intellectual laziness around the Black Lives Matter concept.
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Blame it on a combination of laziness and misinformation gleaned from teen magazines, but it turns out we've been mistreating our bras since day one.
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So far, there has been "an abject laziness and unwillingness to do the hard work" that involves, says a Democratic senator from a swing state.
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Plenty of lifelong hoopers would rather run 23-on-20203 half-court games than full-court 22020-on-23 for reasons aside from sheer laziness.
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Student debt, rising housing costs and generational laziness are all reasons commonly supplied for why American homeownership rates remain relatively low, especially among young Americans.
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When looking for bias and/or laziness in the media, sometimes the more benign examples are the ones that prove to be the most revealing.
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But Nest's smart thermostats do so much more than encouraging our laziness: These little guys learn and adapt to your behaviors, adjusting the temperature accordingly.
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Never one to hold down a private sector job, he is the only presidential candidate who was kicked out of a hippie commune for laziness.
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Blame it on laziness or a lack of direction, but some young adults expect their parents to pay for everything until they get the boot.
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There's a bit of millennial contrariness involved, too: After all, when you're constantly characterized as "lazy," why not turn laziness into a show of defiance?
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I constructed this some years ago — the screenshot of the first version I submitted is dated "September, 2015," which really puts my laziness in perspective.
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Your ruling planet Venus opposes dreamy Neptune, creating a whimsical and romantic atmosphere—however, there's also a feeling of laziness and insecurity in the air.
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The more directly the poet seems to treat this idea, the more charmingly ironic she is: Into this hostile world, I bring a special laziness.
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The latest example of this public diplomacy laziness was the way Ms. Merkel dealt with the events this summer in the eastern city of Chemnitz.
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At the 34-minute mark, the Soviets took one lazy shot at the goal, which our goalkeeper let slip through his hands with equal laziness.
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They became this way not because of laziness and an unwillingness to work or better themselves but because they were innocent victims of dysfunctional families.
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"Remember: lack of tax details is not due to laziness/incompetence - it reflects impossibility of a GOP plan that matches Trump rhetoric," Jacob Leibenluft tweeted.
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But the assumption that its failure modes are worse than those of office work, just because office work is the historical default, is sheer intellectual laziness.
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I do have trouble looking after vehicles but that's more laziness and I'd probably never mess with something so precious as a BBQ potato salad IRL.
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If not for my own laziness, I could've put one foot in front of the other and gotten on the train 90 percent of the time.
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While Nikon USA's Twitter account also issued some apologies, even these show some laziness: The majority of the replies are the same cut and pasted response.
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And progressives are livid, viewing the fiasco as endemic of a party that's been run by establishment figures whose unchecked power has bred incompetence and laziness.
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This is no doubt partly because of laziness on my part but also because the Conservative Party has done far too little to reward her talent.
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In the years leading up to now, networks have been attempting to reproduce that phenomenon ever since, with a frequency and laziness devoid of all meaning.
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It wouldn't be until I was 15, after a too-long childhood of getting made fun of, that I would get surgery to fix the laziness.
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Created by startup CleanRobotics, Trashbot uses cameras, sensors, metal detectors and motors to sort discarded items into the right locations, cutting out human error or laziness.
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"Dear #LazyNigerianYouths 2019 is around the corner let us get our #LAZYNIGERIANPVC so that we can show him our Laziness," said one Twitter user called @Blessmhe.
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There are several reasons for this, but in most cases it boils down to two things: proximity to reliable recycling containers or just plain old laziness.
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"And it's an indictment of America's black community that has turned America's major cities into slums because of laziness, drug use and sexual promiscuity," Johnson added.
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Online grocers bring groceries right to your front door, allowing modern consumers the chance to indulge new levels of laziness that generations past couldn't even fathom.
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"Weekend project" may be the most daunting combination of words known to man, and rightfully so—those two sacred days are reserved for embracing unabashed laziness.
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In Bannon's vision, family dinner tables, spaceships, and foxholes are the only honorable places in the world; everywhere else is a pit of hedonism and laziness.
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The friends I have who still work in offices inform me that their bosses insist they take the second option, that napping is equated with laziness.
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Omar Pablo and I talked to Tim Herrera, editor of Smarter Living, about goal setting, habit building and the importance of carving out time for laziness.
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By automating the achievement of your goal, you will guarantee your success by harnessing the power of your mental laziness in service of your financial health.
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Laziness and forgetfulness were the inspiration for Venmo, the mobile payments app that handled $12 billion in transactions over just the first three months of 2018.
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Naps are seen as a sign of laziness or of weakness, as something needed only by the very young, the very old or the very infirm.
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I hope it is teaching them that there is value in making space in your life for laziness and pleasure, for the purposeless passing of time.
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In my professor's eyes, this was so obvious that it didn't need to be stated, so he saw my failure to do these things as laziness.
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Some might call it laziness, but what French people are really doing by vacationing for the entirety of August is avoiding the tipping point of overwork.
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When asked why he's not in college, laziness is the lie he tells, rather than revealing that he burns to study to become an information technology specialist.
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We live in a society where it seems people have an entitled form of laziness to assume that we work five days and take the weekend off.
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It all goes to show how studios, thanks to a whole lot of laziness, have struggled to figure out what to do with Wonder Woman on-screen.
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They also argue that the chaos consuming the state party is emblematic of the establishment figures at the controls whose unchecked power has bred incompetence and laziness.
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The products, despite being worth thousands of dollars, have not managed to neutralize my bodily functions or my laziness about cleaning or the lingering guilt of ghosting.
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"We've been taught the wrong images of the Congo and Africa, in general," he said, referencing images that show "laziness," which he says is not the norm.
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I then decide to embrace the laziness of today and lay in bed to watch more Atonement while working up the energy to go to the gym.
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How much success in marriage hinges on choosing the right partner and how much of it hinges on laziness and a failure to tend to the relationship?
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It seems that from their perspective, the choice to stay home has a lot less to do with laziness and a lot more to do with money.
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" Of Michel (Yanic Truesdale), a black supporting character who is openly gay in the new episodes only, Haile says "[his] development doesn't excuse this kind of laziness.
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I don't wear a lot of makeup to work (a mixture of laziness and my skin being decent enough), so getting ready doesn't take me much time.
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It is amazing, given the sheer laziness of most men, that it took someone this long to come up with a pair of backless slip-on brogues.
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There is an imminent-ness, always, even in laziness, of something important and ferocious, birth and death and consumption, rituals that feel both maniac and yet rehearsed.
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It's been hard for me, but the struggle doesn't come from laziness or lack of motivation, as is often the stereotype of my generation, but from affordability.
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Mr. Landis has become a screenwriter-as-celebrity who's out to expose the timidity and "laziness" of the studio development process even while racking up script sales.
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A general laziness combined with very real factors such as minimum wage and mass illegal immigration have taken away from them their first, and maybe only, jobs.
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"The interruption of public worship has been welcomed by the Italian Church with some bureaucratic laziness," wrote the church historian Alberto Melloni in the newspaper La Repubblica.
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"To accept this belief that human beings are evil or violent or selfish or overly tribal is a kind of moral and intellectual laziness," he told me.
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While others attribute this inaction to simple laziness, Ms. Peterson urges us to more empathetically see it as part of the millennial burnout that researchers are documenting.
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Leaving aside the sheer laziness of naming two factions with adjectives and three with nouns, what trait could this faction setup possibly be mirroring in our own society?
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First released in 1988, made possible by Hasbro's obsession with action figures, you had this 65-episode-long concept that was a load of laziness from the jump.
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The concerns about Whiteside's purported laziness or entitlement, or his propensity for technical fouls—his history of poor "character," basically—outweighs his production for a great many people.
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"On their end it's pure laziness to wait for an abuse report to stop post that are following a doxing template," Mitchell told Motherboard in an online chat.
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Venus's connection with Jupiter is sure to be loads of fun and it will likely find you in the public eye; however, watch out for overindulgence and laziness.
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Laziness has reached a new level as people who want to play (but also not really) are paying thousands of dollars to buy Pokémon Go accounts on eBay.
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On one hand, I applaud the inherent laziness Dominos is promoting with an app that assumes, by default, that you want pizza at all times and without question.
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The Sloth Sanctuary outside of Cahuita, Costa Rica, is home to 214 sloths of all ages and levels of laziness, which means it's basically heaven for animal lovers.
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"My desire is to join all Zimbabweans in a new era, where corruption, incompetence, dereliction of duty and laziness, social and cultural decadence is not tolerated," he said.
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We march in memory of our butchered dead, the massacre of the honest toilers who were removing the reproach of laziness and thriftlessness hurled at the entire race.
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Perhaps the kill switch existed not out of laziness but as a deliberate act, one designed to test how long it would take to shut down the attack.
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Last week, that laziness reached an apex, with senators apparently irritated that they couldn't end their 2.5-day workweek on time, and instead had to stay and debate.
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A limited multiplayer beta test is planned for December, just in time for holiday laziness, but only for paying subscribers — the rest of us will have to wait.
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General Motors is perhaps the most prolific name recycler out there, but before you levy accusations of laziness on Detroit's biggest car manufacturer, consider its massive global presence.
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Milanesi also observed that a smart pet scoop that tells other family members whether the pet has been fed is only "solving" our own laziness or communication issues.
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The damage that Trump could do to our nation with his blend of intellectual laziness, towering policy ignorance and reckless impulsiveness is in a league of its own.
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"Even though it's all based on laziness, I would hope people can see that there is a lot of thought and planning that goes into it," Shannon said.
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"My desire is to join all Zimbabweans in a new era where corruption, incompetency, dereliction of duty and laziness, social and cultural decadency is not tolerated," he said.
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But it was those first moments following the murders — the crime scene contamination, the laziness, the rivalry, the blind idiocy — that almost let Manson get away with murder.
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More important, what does it say about Mr. Trump's competency (and laziness) that he would appoint just anyone to the most important law enforcement position in the country?
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Out of laziness and procrastination, I'd deprived them of a jackpot of awe, and even more important, an understanding of their place in the larger order of things.
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I check my pantry out of sheer laziness and desperation before heading back to the store and find a lonely can on a shelf where it doesn't belong.
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All participants had to undergo a battery of tests before being accepted into the trial, so I know my problem is real, not "emotional" or due to laziness.
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We all tend to gravitate toward certain designers in part because of sheer laziness: We know what suits us, what we like, and so we go there first.
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In a candid interview with Qualtrics CEO Ryan Smith, Lewis explained why laziness never seemed like a bad thing in his mind, and how it's helped him succeed.
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The hookworm (Necator americanus) is a parasite that's been called "the germ of laziness," due to the exhaustion and mental fogginess it tends to inflict upon its victims.
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In part, that was laziness, but in part, it was too clear any change would specifically benefit Schwarzenegger — something neither Democrats nor right-wingers really wanted to do.
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It's also the mobilizing of racial stereotypes of depravity, criminality, and laziness, even if they have mostly been directed at immigrants from Latin America and the Middle East.
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It's easy to dismiss something as laziness, when in fact, it often takes more effort to punctuate exactly how you want to convey a particular tone of voice online.
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This, of course, is not the first time Trump's laziness has hampered his campaign's effectiveness: Trump obviously isn't lazy in the conventional sense — he's positively frenetic about self-promotion.
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In their writing on homelessness, social psychologist Devon Price has said that "laziness," at least in the way most of us generally conceive of it, simply does not exist.
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Insiders like Christian Siriano have blamed laziness amongst designers: creating for a wider range of sizes means purchasing and experimenting with more fabrics, more sample sizes, and more models.
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If so, it's time for you to join the rest of us in 21st century convenience (or laziness if you prefer) and save $20 on a Google Home Mini.
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Our laziness is making us want to get something delivered, but we want poke bowls from a place that doesn't deliver, so we make the 30-minute trek there.
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" But "depression is a mental and a physical disease," says Deborah Serani, PhD, a psychologist in Smithtown, NY. "It is not a result of laziness, attention-seeking, or weakness.
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But Wharton professor and "Originals" author Adam Grant argues that we should expand our conception of procrastination to include not just laziness, but also waiting for the right time.
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One could imagine someone like Senator Tom Cotton winning the presidency and then applying Trumpist ideas much more forcefully and effectively, unencumbered by Trump's laziness and ignorance about government.
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In study after study, the obese are assumed to have such attributes as stupidity and laziness, and these attributes are used to blame them for causing their own obesity.
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I used it religiously twice a week for one month, though admittedly, I have now gone down to using the oil just once a week out of sheer laziness.
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These are vastly preferable to preprinted "shelf-talkers," with notes and scores from outside critics or periodicals; they suggest a lack of confidence, laziness or abdication of critical responsibilities.
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But as much as it seems like a byproduct of laziness and poor decision-making, there are some subconscious biological mechanisms at work in the brains of chronic procrastinators.
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In one post on his Instagram he said ailments like vaginal infections and hemorrhoids are "diseases of laziness" and can be prevented by "regular washing" and "exposure to sunlight."
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We had covered its menacing blond-wood edges with protective plastic, but had been unable — either because of laziness or sunk-cost bias — to bring ourselves to remove it.
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We shouldn't even speak of self-plagiarism when students submit the same work in different classes: The sin here doesn't involve intellectual theft; it involves dishonesty and sometimes laziness.
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For years, dyslexia was largely misunderstood as a reading problem that caused children to reverse letters, and often was seen as a sign of laziness, stupidity or bad vision.
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There's a laziness to his polemic: a lack of examples, arguments that unfold much too quickly to gather their full powers of persuasion, writing that chokes on excessive metaphor.
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Mr. Johnson, whose laziness is proverbial and opportunism legendary, is a man well practiced in deceit, a pander willing to tickle the prejudices of his audience for easy gain.
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Lagos existed in tension between order and chaos, industry and corruption, built by inhabitants acting with creativity, frustration, longing, theft, laziness, poverty, wealth—the full range of human experience.
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In the last month, however, their royal luster has dimmed in the British press as they face accusations of laziness and enjoying the high life while shirking official duties.
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It's easy to write off the return to the baseline storytelling they always do as laziness, that they don't need to alter things because they have a captive audience.
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They seemed to take a perverse kind of comfort in their laziness, as though when the history of this place was written, their passiveness would shelter them from judgment.
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Although she originates as an 11-year-old smart-ass tomboy, she soon morphs into a depressive alt-nerd whose seeming laziness is actually a sign of under-stimulated intellect.
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But if your tech philosophy is to just let gadgets enable your laziness and have less in life to do — as mine is — then I highly recommend the robovacuum cleaner.
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It has inspired me to check myself and ask: Am I doing what I do and living my life out of laziness, vanity, or sheer habit—or out of love?
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But human error, a lack of security smarts or just sheer laziness makes exposed data more discoverable, and yet there's no sign of data exposures dying down any time soon.
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To some, the Dash Button is another symptom of a creeping societal laziness, though Mr. Galloway says he sees the device as no more insidious than a television remote control.
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However copiously applied, cosmetics cannot obscure his brutish agenda, nor the narcissism, capriciousness and most of all, the inexperience paired with intellectual laziness that would make him a disastrous president.
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We share or comment on posts we don't really like as a matter of "interpersonal laziness," Durvasula said, but more often because we're hoping for a gain -- just like politicians.
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If this mom can help manage her child's disability and maintain a flawless Pinterest lifestyle, Maya muses with growing horror, is her own brand of chaos a form of laziness?
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Maybe it was nervousness—probably ended up being the laziness—but I was doing a really great job at procrastinating figuring out a creative way to ask her to prom.
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However, the lack of social interaction makes me pine to leave the office, thus I feel burned-out often, and that burnout has led to me tending toward laziness sometimes.
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The Moon, in Capricorn, clashes with Jupiter at 10:13 AM and connects with dreamy planet Neptune at 12:19 PM. Watch out for laziness, but enjoy the whimsical mood.
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The idea underlying work requirements — that there's a large number of people on public assistance who should be working and aren't because of laziness or inertia or whatever — just isn't true.
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"With Bob's work, I think there's been a kind of laziness in the art world in terms of understanding exactly what he's been doing," said Jessica Morgan, the Dia foundation's director.
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Your laziness, and your inability to be honest with others (and probably, yourself) about what your life has become, is not a personal problem, it's a symptom of a broader malaise.
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Or maybe, he's just the perfect example of the laziness of flirting over social media — hit 'em with an Instagram comment and a few likes, and leave the rest to fate.
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No one can seriously believe the various excuses made by Team Trump for what appears to be sheer laziness this weekend, so I will not grace them with much analysis here.
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Prepare yourself ahead of time for the bouts of busyness — or laziness — that are bound to arise by spending a few hours over the weekend meal prepping for the upcoming week.
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Thanks to the types of hair-care and skin-care products we use, plus plain laziness or distaste for cleaning, our bathrooms are prone to all types of nasty build-up.
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While a smaller share of Republicans found Democrats especially rigid, larger proportions — between 45 percent and 47 percent for each category — said Democrats stood out for their immorality, laziness or dishonesty.
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I wanted to find out how money laundering detection works from a law enforcement perspective, and whether the FIFA officials were caught because of their laziness and lack of criminal creativity.
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Is it just laziness or force of habit that means outdated conventions have endured, or is there still some kind of reason to mark out a man's shirt from a woman's?
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U.B.I.'s critics understandably worry that it would spur millions to drop out of the labor force, induce laziness or at least rob people of the structure and meaning work provides.
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Not to mention: my flightiness, my laziness, my unreliability, my teenage-like resistance to authority, and my complete lack of any employable skills beyond putting up with difficult people and blogging.
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Laziness can sometimes lead to your downfall, but you're also more intentional about how you invest your energy, especially when it comes to who you'll bone and which battles to fight.
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Here's how I'd sum up your book in a sentence, and you tell me if I'm off the mark: Luck comes down to never underestimating the laziness of the human brain.
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Review bombing relies on casual laziness to be effective; at the time the review bomb sticks, some number of users will rely on snap judgement usefulness to walk away from a game.
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Similar fears about diminished intelligence, information overload, social isolation, increased laziness, or distraction followed the printing press, gramophone, telephone, radio, and TV. The arrival of the always-on Internet was no different.
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Animator and SVA design student Carmel Gatchalian channels the essence of procrastination and laziness into a minute-and-a-half-long video that perfectly summarizes the post-NYE blues, called I'm Busy.
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The fact that it remains intact speaks to the extreme laziness and boundless cynicism of that system's architects, who evidently don't mind that the worst people can win the game they've created.
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Vox's Matt Yglesias wrote about Donald Trump's "profound laziness" following the Melania Trump plagiarism debacle: Plagiarism offers a window into a different aspect of Trump, one that isn't integral to his appeal.
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After all, much of this isn't new knowledge; there are a lot of deeply entrenched beliefs about "early to bed, early to rise" and the connection between sleeping late and perceived laziness.
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Where doctors had previously ascribed poor nighttime sleep to anxiety and daytime sleepiness to laziness or lack of motivation, they now began to view them as conditions worthy of diagnosis and treatment.
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This section of the book — from her description of the slow rolling "laziness" of oil-covered waves to her outrage at the lies told by the oil company — makes for painful reading.
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But reducing the matter to millennial laziness, attributing the impending death of the industry to a generation's feeling that it should get something for nothing, ignores everything about where we've come from.
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" The newspaper, which has a history of endorsing Republican candidates, encouraged readers not to vote for Trump, who the paper said has told lies "out of ignorance, laziness, recklessness, expediency or opportunity.
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Though their descent into intellectual, emotional, and physical laziness is mostly played for laughs, the notion that material overindulgence can lead to a loss of humanity is central to the film's message.
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For Republicans, our formative years support claims that people are poor because of bad choices, laziness or intergenerational pathologies such as out-of-wedlock births, crime or high rates of single parenthood.
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" And, on top of all that, term limits may foster laziness in lawmakers because, as Nyhan writes, "incumbents who lack a reelection incentive can reduce the effort they devote to their jobs.
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It is fueled by the drug companies' greed, our federal government's collusion and ignorance, and the irresponsibility of health care professionals who often dispense opioids out of fear or just simple laziness.
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Yet rather than speaking of this as laziness, or bemoaning the burden this causes for taxpayers, Mr. Perdue and others within the administration bolster supports for the nation's largest, wealthiest agricultural producers.
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Surely, a lack of trust in electoral politics, burnout and laziness as well as structural and racial barriers all play some sort of role, meaning that no reform is a silver bullet.
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Even a small basic income can have a big impact on nutrition, health, schooling, economic activity and social solidarity The second objection is that a BI would induce laziness, undermining the work ethic.
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It's so easy to fall into a cycle with a "just good enough" therapist where you end up with them out of laziness and not out of actually wanting to go to therapy.
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The less athletically gifted, less technically skilled fighter can very often take rounds from the world class talent through understanding of ring position or by laziness on the part of the better fighter.
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He called it "bad usage" and "a sign of laziness in thinking," not because it acknowledges the presence of emotion, but because it is an imprecise hedge that conceals more than it reveals.
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And the not-so-subtle suggestion of laziness in Trump's tweets is just more of the same racially coded language that the President has trafficked in since the day he announced his campaign.
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It has also urged local-level officials to work harder to implement central government directives, with Premier Li Keqiang telling a cabinet meeting last year that laziness was also a form of corruption.
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This messaging is a stark turnaround from four years ago when it took 10 days for CEO Evan Spiegel to apologize for security laziness causing the leak of 4 million users' phone numbers.
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It's unattractive, detectable laziness wherein Harden assumes the unrestrained confusion of a puppy that's 100 percent positive you just threw a tennis ball over its head when it's actually still in your hand.
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And that line of thinking is largely unavoidable, something each and every one of us is guilty of, because behind the laziness and the fatalism lies a fundamental truth: new things are difficult.
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Imagine if she had later been quoted by a member of her staff as saying "laziness is a trait in blacks" and had retweeted white supremacists, including one honoring the American Nazi Party.
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The "model minority" success story is used as a wedge to deny systemic economic and racial injustice, reinforcing myths of criminality in the "bad" undocumented immigrants and "laziness" in immigrants and black people.
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Being overweight or obese is not only frequently positioned as a serious health risk, it's also often considered to be a moral failing, a product of laziness, or a lack of personal responsibility.
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Though most people strive fit the image of a perfect employee in the office, the second their boss goes out of town or takes a personal day, many employees let the laziness commence.
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More than 2150 GOP incumbents were outraised by Democratic challengers during the last three months of 2000, a staggering number that senior Republicans said is unacceptable and amounts to nothing short of laziness.
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"He doesn't suffer fools, empowers people he trusts, has no tolerance for stupidity or laziness, and wants to win by a million," wrote Hunter Keay, a Wolfe Research airline analyst, in a note.
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If you aren't sure how to describe the toxic nature of your relationship with a co-worker, the detrimental traits survey respondents mentioned include laziness, negative attitude, passive-aggressiveness, blaming others and gossiping.
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There are other types of people (let's say, prone to a bit of laziness or procrastination) who tend to be motivated more by fear of being in "trouble" and not wanting to look bad.
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This day off could be the first day of a more balanced life or the first step down the path leading to complete laziness and indifference ... Both [workaholism and teetotalism] are revolts against indulgence.
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When the notion was explained, survey respondents typically had one of two negative reactions: They believed that cash handouts would promote laziness and that paying for the program would going to break the bank.
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Try as network administrators might to instil good habits in their charges, if there are enough people to probe, the chances of trust, laziness or error letting a malefactor get in are pretty high.
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For whatever reason—laziness, greed, a complete lack of any kind of imagination—the questions always seemed to get answered by saying let's just get someone in here to tell us what to do.
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Amazon Echo surely takes the hard part of getting up to turn off the lights (thanks to partnerships with the likes of Philips Hue), but it can certainly cater to your inner laziness, too.
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My "laziness" doesn't come from a place of ignorance, or aimlessness, or apathy toward my beauty routine — it's because I'm too busy getting shit done to spend an hour twiddling with a hot iron.
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Despite being the online text trend arguably requiring the most effort (like googling how to turn off autocaps and then following instructions), the initial reason many people start to use all lowercase is laziness.
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While there's no empirical data on it, Fonteyn does believe that the switch from lowercase being an act of laziness and into an intentional act of rebellion indicates that it'll only grow more common.
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I really feel like, once I get over my laziness, dislike of doing anything that isn't 95% selfish, crippling social anxiety and foul mouth, I could be on my way to being royal material.
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Considerable effort went into homogenizing an impressive plethora of unique pieces, resulting in vintage museum or art fair optics, with much to be ogled, but also curatorial laziness that takes away from individual works.
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The idea is that you'll be able to commit the ultimate act of gadget-utopia laziness, shouting "Alexa, ask Neato to start cleaning!" across the living room to command your bot vacuum into action.
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A neckbeard is a slur for a portly internet denizen who, either in an attempt to hide his multiple chins or purely via laziness, grows an unkempt mane of facial hair on his neck.
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Mr. Avila maintained that low voter registration and turnout resulted from deliberate barriers, not laziness, and that going to the polls was not some feel-good utopian goal but the foundation of a democracy.
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Millennials get shamed nonstop no matter what, but having pizza and wine delivered via some apps instead of going out to a fancy restaurant or a bar can have explanations beyond laziness and misanthropy.
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Too many intellectuals have internalized a stereotype, emanating from both the far left and the far right, of fuzzy-headed elitism — as if willed ignorance and intellectual laziness did not cut across social classes.
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In this short but hilarious skit, Gosling's character can't stop obsessing over the laziness of Cameron's decision to slap a slightly modified version of Papyrus onto a movie that cost $237 million to produce.
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Many of the politicians had successful and propertied African-American residents in their districts, yet their hate speech was filled with false and prejudiced claims about the essential laziness and violence of African-Americans.
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That's not news, but it is significant since one of the White House's key talking points on impeachment is that somehow impeachment — rather than the president's laziness — is stopping Congress from getting things done.
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Her husband, Jesper, a former merchant sailor whose ship once docked in Lebanon, said he had watched laborers there being shot for laziness and replaced by truckloads of new workers gathered in the countryside.
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There is a purposeful laziness even to his work-time activities, which perhaps explains why he cannot be convinced to travel elsewhere to fix clocks as one his former clients asks him to do.
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Going to a gallery to watch television also seems counterintuitive, depriving the activity of its best features, namely giving in to laziness and embracing the second-best thing you can do without wearing pants.
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This probably sounds nice to Suns owner Robert Sarver, who recently blamed the discontent of Markeiff Morris (and the league's problems, and maybe also the country's) on the general laziness and weakness of millennial culture.
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The second is just plain laziness: items and experience in Pokémon Go grow the more you walk around, so GPS spoofing could be used to convince the app you're walking miles and miles every day.
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His casual dishonesty, his policy laziness, and his lack of self-awareness would mean four years of a careening pin-ball journey that would ricochet from missteps to crisis to misunderstandings to clarifications to retractions.
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"People assume that being chubby is a sign of laziness or lack of self-discipline," said Michiko Ohashi, the group's heaviest member at 236 kg (225 lb) and a height of 167 cm (5.5 ft).
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I've noticed that for various reasons (trying to be cool/nice/laid back, maybe laziness, maybe in opposition to being raised with too many rules themselves), many parents let their children call too many shots.
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"It's not a question of laziness, it's a question of efficiency," said Eric Marlo, the global brand manager and head of innovation at Aloft Hotels, which recently introduced hotel rooms that respond to voice commands.
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Wealthy nations like the US and the UK bear most of the economic burden of worldwide laziness (22008 percent) but low and middle income nations bear as much as 0003 percent of the disease burden.
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Wealthy nations like the US and the UK bear most of the economic burden of worldwide laziness (80 percent) but low and middle income nations bear as much as 75 percent of the disease burden.
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The moon is in Sagittarius today, inspiring you to get organized—but watch out for a bit of laziness as it clashes with Neptune, and don't overbook yourself when it meets with Jupiter this afternoon!
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Here's how lazy I am about skin care and how committed I am to that laziness: 70% of the time, I'll skip makeup altogether — so that I can justify not washing my face before bed.
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For all his affection and empathy for his hillbilly brethren, he's not afraid to show the ways opportunities can be squandered not just by addiction or systemic failure but also out of laziness or stubbornness.
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She found the premise of work requirements — the presumed existence of a large number of people on public assistance who should be working and aren't, due to laziness or inertia or whatever — just isn't true.
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"Southern whites, threatened by blacks' newfound freedom, responded by making the fruit a symbol of black people's perceived uncleanliness, laziness, childishness, and unwanted public presence," The Atlantic wrote in its exploration of the stereotype's origins.
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I'm not in dire financial straits, and, out of amazing luck and really just laziness, Oozing Wound doesn't really have anything planned right now except for some festival dates this summer, which might get postponed.
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It's lazy storytelling to extend the shelf life of a villain because no one has any better ideas, and that laziness becomes egregious when that shortcut comes packaged with inescapable visions of unthinkably weird sex.
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I think he is instead a man who has been so isolated by wealth, power and his own moral laziness that he has never grown out of the 1950s racial mentality of his youth in Queens.
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"It's frustrating to see doctors and the general public stigmatize patients with obesity and blame these patients, ascribing attributes of laziness or lack of willpower," Dr. Donna Ryan, an obesity researcher, told The New York Times.
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But I dropped the ball this summer, thanks to a combination of travel, sheer laziness, and the fact that my go-to waxer at the nail salon down the street is days away from giving birth.
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Your defects glare like hot neon bulbs: sloppiness, confusion, rootlessness, affectation, pretense, laziness (work does not mean writing one play after another; work means making as perfect as possible the specific product) and a lot more.
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Her decade-long crusade to block "lesbians, radicals and federal employees" from seeking a "constitutional cure for their laziness and personal problems" was one of the most striking feats of grassroots organisation in American political history.
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No doubt Trump's ignorance, laziness, and lack of experience are limiting his ability to achieve many of his goals, but they are also fueling his impulse to act capriciously and with no regard for the rules.
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Here's the big one: It's not like millions of people woke up in January and just realized that, actually, they didn't really care for Trump's personal brand of laziness, bluster, cable news ethno-nationalism and authoritarianism.
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The country's worsening economic inequality problem isn't symptomatic of a flaw in the system, something to be fixed by the government, but the natural product of individuals' (bad) choices -- their laziness or profligacy or whatever else.
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Prohibition is most closely associated with the 1920s, but its seeds were planted a century earlier, when the national temperance movement began decrying alcohol as the root cause of societal evils including laziness, promiscuity and poverty.
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If the sins of the welfare queen were crafty laziness and promiscuity, the sins of the woke so-called social justice warrior are elitist condescension and a failure to connect with the needs of real people.
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As she struggles to come up with an idea for her newest show, the story lays out her history with Dimo, who is characterized by extreme laziness both in his art and his relationship with her.
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This body of evidence suggests that the main factor explaining the acceptance of fake news could be cognitive laziness, especially in the context of social media, where news items are often skimmed or merely glanced at.
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Just watch out for tricky energy as Mars clashes with Neptune on April 27—there's a laziness in the air that could spell something more upsetting like deceit or shady behavior, especially when it comes to money.
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The ease with which this happens, because Jimmy truly has not a leg to stand on to justify his laziness, gives her a false sense of confidence about how easy it will be to fix everyone's problems.
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This realisation, he went on, is "at first surprising, then dismaying and finally hilarious, thanks to the poverty of the screenplay, the laziness of the dialogue, the heaviness of the direction, and the weakness of the acting".
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In order for Patty to kick-start her plan for vengeance, she needs to become thin, because a fat person is commonly perceived to be complicit in their misery: they are fat through laziness, negligence, or greed.
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Even in the history of corporate genuflections toward social justice causes (who can forget when a McDonald's flipped its M upside-down in a "celebration of women everywhere"?), this stunt stood out for its cynicism and laziness.
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Before I consider leaping fifty feet down into the shining water, climbing back up, and leaping down into the shimmering water again, having been left to my own devices by my wife due to my own laziness.
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This was an unfortunate development for those who depended on entitlement programs, who were increasingly cast as undeserving — people who "chose" to be poor, via laziness and lack of responsibility, and yet felt "entitled" to governmental support.
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By giving kids money without them having to do anything to earn it, you're telling them things are going to be handed to them, which will foster an attitude of laziness and a feeling of being entitled.
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Every character flaw he had before taking office — from his serial lying to his intellectual laziness to his loyalty just to himself and his needs — has grown only larger and more toxic as he has been president.
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You're laid back, possibly to the point of laziness—but you're just as likely to crave a chill night in with your lover as you are to go on a days-long bender of dancing and romance.
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The Senate's laziness is allowing Democrats to needlessly waste floor time, has left over 85033 of the president's nominees unconfirmed, and worse, allowed the 25 Senate Democrats up for reelection ample time to go home and campaign.
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The moral problem before us is not drug use or laziness, but rather the pervasive belief that poor people do not deserve our help unless they meet an arbitrary standard we do not apply to anyone else.
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Of course, the reason it was "holding her back" had nothing to do with the name, and everything to do with Americans who heard a foreign name and dismissed the woman behind it out of sheer laziness.
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That is why, in the interest of honoring both this classic game and our own intellectual laziness, we at VICE Sports have tried to suss out the most depressing NBA Jam pairings currently available in the league.
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Best Verse: Rich The KidOverall Grade: C- Even in a rap epoch largely shaped by laziness, Blac Youngsta probably expended less effort in "Booty" than any other rapper's breakthrough hit that didn't involve riding Chris Brown's coattails.
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He's always attributed the fact that his mom had to drag him out of the house on that fateful morning he auditioned for X Factor to typical teen boy laziness, but now he admits it was actually anxiety.
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Delivering rich immersive experiences without relying on user movement can seem daunting and less rewarding, but once the honeymoon period is over and laziness reigns, it's not unrealistic to imagine that seated experiences become the norm for most.
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But to figure out how to give yourself the best chance of pushing through that wall of laziness, you've gotta do a little soul-searching first and examine why you're being such a sloth in the first place.
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Most men are allowed to let their scruff come and go as they see fit, growing it out in honor of Movember or through sheer laziness and then shaving it off whenever and wherever the mood strikes them.
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They're the ultimate in laziness and convenience, but both times I've used them the shipments have been delayed by days or weeks, and — shock horror — I've had to actually leave my house and visit local stores for supplies.
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It's pretty damn hard to mess up a pork chop, but when it's done, the poor quality generally has far more to do with laziness and lack of know-how than with the meat's quality or anything else.
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During the Céline show in Paris on Sunday, many of the looks contained simple pairs of black leggings that harkened back to New Wave-era simplicity and sophistication, instead of the mid-2000s era of laundry-day laziness.
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A hard-working mom with a son at Stanford, Tammé Dawson (played by the real-life professional wrestler Kia Stevens) struggles with the ethics of wrestling as Welfare Queen, a racist African-American stereotype who flaunts her laziness.
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Energy for generosity in a marriage can easily suffocate beneath the accumulation of grievances and disappointments, or even laziness of habit; now both Elizabeth and Daniel felt the weight of those histories somehow shifting, if not entirely lifting.
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"They made a comment about N.Y.P.D. officers: that's painting a picture and brushing everyone the same," Mr. Mullins said, unconcerned that his own message had much the same affect on the city employees, accusing them of personal laziness.
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Learn something you never did as a childAs we get older we sometimes feel like we missed out on learning something when we were younger, either because of a lack of opportunity, disinterest, or good old-fashioned laziness.
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He championed the egalitarian belief that the best society allows maximum space for each member to craft his own life, but he had the civilized belief that there are clear distinctions between honor and dishonor, excellence and laziness.
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"Fatigue nor laziness is not an excuse to avoid brushing," Dr. Cho says, adding that people should look at the act of brushing teeth as bookends for the day — and realize that it's all part of a healthy lifestyle.
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But if you need more convincing that skipping out on brushing your teeth is a bad idea, we've spoken to a few dentists to figure our just why this kind of nighttime laziness can be detrimental for our health.
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Forever pushing the boundaries of consumer laziness, Amazon recently introduced Amazon Dash buttons, small devices that, with a push of the button, tell Amazon to deliver anything from laundry detergent to guitar strings to Trojans straight to your door.
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And as DiResta notes, the right's choice to take up the hashtag — which seems more motivated by laziness than a desire to co-opt — is an indicator of how little each group is listening to the other's rallying cries.
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On the one hand, good job, Mozilla, for thinking of ways to integrate much-needed features and simplifying the use of a quality VPN—something most people should do but won't out of laziness, cheapness, or lack of funds.
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In order to usher America into a futuristic world where fast food is a brief drone flight away, Chipotle and Google have teamed up to form a Voltron of laziness that can airdrop food that makes you shit blood.
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"From the experience of many countries, including our own, protections will lead to laziness and weakness... protectionism will lead to weak competitiveness and will hurt the industry's development, and (make for) unhealthy and unstable markets and institutions," he said.
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But besides the obvious laziness -- not to mention cruelty -- of a famous comic's attacking vulnerable targets under the guise of being daring or provocative, one of the most standout elements of Louis C.K.'s new material is its shallowness.
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Correctly diagnosing ME/CFS, hard enough in adults, is even more of a challenge in children and adolescents, whose problems both within and outside of school can be misattributed to a neurological, learning or psychosocial disorder or simply laziness.
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Implicit biases are associations that get activated automatically in our minds and can lead us to discriminate against people we subconsciously associate with negative traits (like aggressiveness or laziness) even though we have no conscious intention to do so.
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Indeed, his recent works of large scale and outdoor depictions of trees tend toward the outright naïve; gone is the precision of hand, that economy replaced with — I hate to say it — what looks an awful lot like laziness.
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The Moon in Capricorn squares off with Venus at 6:36 AM, then connects with Neptune at 7:28 AM and with Jupiter at 8:21 AM to create an especially dreamy, optimistic, and affectionate mood—just watch out for laziness!
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I meant to start these payments a while ago, but a combination of lack of information, wanting to build up my personal savings, and laziness meant that I'm just now making the first payment almost five months into my job.
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So take your brain out of its comfortable laziness and bring it somewhere new with this gear, researched and tested by Wirecutter and selected here for tossing in a bag and bringing wherever it is you find new, novel, and productive.
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But at a fundamental level, if we're going to tackle this vexing health problem, we have to start seeing obesity for what it is: a medical condition, caused by a complexity of factors, and not people's laziness, failure, or sloth.
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Schumer and Hawn know what funny looks and sounds like, and they lend their dialogue and gags — no matter how tepid — enough snap and personality to distract you, at least some of the time, from the utter laziness of the material.
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That year, Zuckerberg frequently wore a shirt that said "Sloths" on it, signaling an ironic laziness — to him, and to many of us, the idea of "domination" seemed as much a half-serious, half-joking fantasy as a hard-set mission.
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The Treasury's one-pager would likely be given an "F" in any college economics course for thoughtlessness, carelessness and recklessness, not to mention intellectual laziness, when it comes to projecting the impact of the tax reform proposals currently under consideration.
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And he frames his critique generously, stipulating that it isn't laziness that's destroying hillbilly culture but what the psychologist Martin Seligman calls "learned helplessness" — the fatalistic belief, born of too much adversity, that nothing can be done to change your lot.
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Sometimes they do it because of implicit bias, laziness, ignorance of the law, ignorance of how sexual assault works — or even just prudent expediency in a system that makes sure these cases place an extra burden on already overburdened commanders.
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Not everyone was so fortunate, and there are a number of reasons for that, but I wouldn't attribute their ability to "make it" to laziness or lack of ingenuity so much as I'd attribute it to a lack of exposure.
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Mr. Schak said the scam was usually perpetrated by people who, "out of a combination of laziness, desperation and being thick-skinned, will resort to it to try to make a buck, or a yuan," another term for China's currency.
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Law-enforcement authorities might not have been so keen to believe a lie that flattered their suspicions and laziness, and so might not have had to wait until Keith Smith left for the border to track him down and arrest him.
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To make it even more fun, the designers incorporated Garfield's famous laziness, as his eyes only open when you pick up the phone—possibly out of the horror and pain which comes when you remove a portion of a creature's back.
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In a new study published in February's issue of Nature, agriculture professor Eisuke Hasegawa found that widespread laziness in ant colonies can actually make the group stronger—the lazy ants act as reinforcements when the hard-working ants get burnt out.
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Jamie Johnson, who led the Center for Faith-Based & Neighborhood Partnerships at DHS since April, said in a 2008 radio interview that the black community "has turned America's major cities into slums because of laziness, drug use, and sexual promiscuity," CNN reported.
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He has insisted on individual responsibility: Indeed, Berry contends climate change advocates don't go far enough and that "the origin of climate change is human laziness" — a view now widely adopted by those who would ban straws and limit their air travel.
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It's more that I feel like it takes away from the work that me and a lot of other women have made when we get categorized together because of laziness and people wanting to make a story out of it isn't there.
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And while I don't mean to suggest that Marvel is putting that message together intentionally, for it to come through so clearly suggests a consistent carelessness in creating Black Widow's storyline, a laziness that falls back on stereotype-ridden clichés for women characters.
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"If anything, this new encryption debate highlights the greediness, laziness, and cost-cutting desires of national governments and their willingness to throw fundamental rights and economic trust under a bus in search of a shortcut to avoid investing in proper investigative capacity."
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I struggled to answer basic questions about myself (where did I like to shop?) and wondered if it was possible that I'd reached the pinnacle of human laziness by allowing a friendly lady in Chicago to pick out all my clothes for me.
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Residents loudly cheered Salvini's speech from a soundstage then lined up in their hundreds to take selfies with the leader of a party that had until quite recently railed against residents of southern Italian cities like Bari for their perceived ignorance and laziness.
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This whole trend piece genre is kind of weird, particularly in the context of the other Silicon Valley freakout this week, which was Mike Moritz' editorial in the Financial Times lambasting the laziness of Silicon Valley and how hard the Chinese work.
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Contrast that with Ronald Regan's oft-invoked trope of the "welfare queen," the black woman who supposedly leeches off of the government for her own needs and "black poverty had come to be seen as associated with laziness, criminality and violence" said McIlwain.
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Other movies might be able to get away with this kind of laziness, but Jason Bourne is ultimately a high-tech thriller, where a few daring people war against the seemingly unstoppable machine that's determined to turn them into data, then erase them.
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The moon in Gemini connects with Venus at 1:58 PM, creating a kind and easy energy—just watch out for laziness as the moon squares off with Neptune at 5:44 PM. Don't take things for granted today; reflect on your blessings.
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While critics have cited the schedules as evidence of laziness or a lack of transparency, White House officials and Trump's allies have argued that the unscheduled time does not reflect the full spectrum of work the president does on a given day.
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Add the hangover of the Great Recession and the idea of moving back home has gone from Exhibit A of this generation's ostensible entitlement, laziness, and narcissism to something more accepted, nuanced, and less stigmatized than it was even a few years ago.
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"all the world's problems can be solved just by making markets freer" and "the social responsibility of businesses is to increase their profits" are indeed examples of robotic thinking, either profound intellectual laziness or a very flimsy fig leaf for greedy narcissism.
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So it's going to take a concerted effort on everybody's part to do the thing that is more difficult which is to say that if we just—this isn't born out of any hatred or prejudice, it's just born out of laziness.
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Watermelons, especially, have been used for more than a century as a "symbol of black people's perceived uncleanliness, laziness, childishness and unwanted public presence," the historian William R. Black wrote in The Atlantic in 2014, after two highly publicized uses of the stereotype.
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"There's a lot of apathy and smugness and laziness here on the Republican side that's got to be reversed or there will be a shock to the system at some point," said George Seay, a Dallas businessman and top GOP fundraiser in Texas.
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On the way to the finale, Cats requires audiences to sit through slapstick numbers by Rebel Wilson and James Cordon (both playing cats whose main traits are their weight and laziness) and deeply serious dirge-like songs sung by Dench and McKellen.
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It manifests everything I loathe about myself at this stage in my life: The clutter is my laziness, the untouched kitchen appliances are my ineptitude, the shabbyish hand-me-down furniture from my parents is my general malaise at not having achieved more.
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Trump performs symbolic politics that meets the emotional and representational needs of the Republican base, and his laziness and ignorance have removed what GOP leaders most feared about candidate Trump — the possibility that he would govern in an ideologically heterodox or moderate manner.
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I am not proud of this; in fact, this combination of laziness and anxiety is one of the traits I like least about myself, and it's why conducting this experiment brought up a lot more complicated feelings than the simple joy of having nice things.
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Theoretically, that gives me enough time to go for a run or do something active while waiting for my food to finish cooking, but usually I just lean into the laziness by watching an hourlong episode of whatever's on my TV at the time.
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According to the news site: Trump has repeatedly—and sometimes for a sustained period of time—made fun of Hannity's interviewing skills, usually zeroing in on the low-quality laziness of the host's questions, the three people with direct knowledge tell The Daily Beast.
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I suggest that these three metrics allow us to steer a course between the callousness of pretty statues celebrating crusaders for slavery and the laziness of treating as "racist" the commemoration of any figure from the past who was ungifted with paradigm-shattering moral prescience.
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DYSFUNCTIONAL BROOKLYN, PART 2 "AdFirm," another web series that turned up in mid-December, isn't as well acted or well written as "Brooklynification" but has amusing moments as it chronicles the goings-on at a Brooklyn "digital marketing technology" company where ineptitude and laziness reign.
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Either out of convenience, laziness or an unassailable love for a pre-set narrative, there's a danger that we will lump in anything that uses a semiconductor, a platform or an app as "tech" and then try to create laws and rules to govern it.
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As a recent survivor of rape, I have felt infuriated and confused by the laziness in the language of the topic, all too often conflating the life-changing event of being raped with an unpleasant but largely forgettable event like being patted on the knee.
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If dandyism is to be described by the invention of one's character, if its defining characteristic is to make of one's person a work of art while extolling laziness and displaying a contempt for work, Wilde projected classic dandy superiority, impassivity, elegance, and inscrutability.
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The mandate theory only works if this population of people who could afford insurance but chose not to, due to free-riding or laziness or whatever else, was real and significant, and therefore could be forced into making the payment it was their civic duty to make.
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With all due respect to the FTC's staff, when a simple Google search of "intra-brand auto competition" would have led to more relevant (and recent) empirical evidence, such intellectual laziness does not inspire confidence that the FTC can be trusted to hold a neutral workshop.
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The laziness with which he approaches freestyles over tracks like "Started from the Bottom" and "Itchin" combined with the profusion of bad Young Money features means that D5 is, to an undeniable extent, the bloated mess that you might expect given its 27-song track list.
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It aims to overcome "workout dropout," or laziness, by creating a personal relationship with the user's personalized fitness plans by syncing up with your habits, physiology and exercise data you have stored on your Apple HealthKit, Google Fit, Fitbit or Strava, or any other device you use.
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Some people interviewed by NPR talked about how it was important to think things through sometimes rather than merely blaze through assignments; others looked back on when they learned lessons by watching slow workers, but the truly interesting fact is that laziness isn't unique to humans.
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And after all my hours in my tiny car, all those miles watching American landscapes and homes glide by, I wonder why, instead of bemoaning differences of opinion as signs of stupidity or laziness, can't we just set those differences to the side and look at what remains.
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As a result, terms like "inner city" and "urban" have been widely adopted to refer to black people — but they have also been used by prominent figures to refer to high crime and poor work ethic in a way that effectively connects crime, violence, and laziness with black Americans.
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But an exhaustive report released this month by the state inspector general's office singled out 22014 uniformed and civilian employees whose laziness, incompetence and dereliction of duty enabled the killers, Richard W. Matt and David Sweat, to escape from the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, N.Y., last June.
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If you've been on the internet in the last five years, you're sure to have come across countless articles about how millennials — also known as Generation Y or the "Facebook Generation" — are ill-equipped for the workplace thanks to our indecisiveness, entitlement issues, cell-phone addictions, and pure laziness.
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This use of on-the-nose mechanical sounds to break with our expectations of pop feels like an aural example of the fact that using machines doesn't immediately spell laziness, or a lack of creativity, as is often perceived, especially with pop (over other genres like dance and electronic).
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As happy as I am that a show like The Good Place is on the air, it's very existence tells me how easy it would be for so many other shows to air the same content, but out of laziness or fear of low ratings, they choose not to.
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Even given the United States' myopia and reflexive laziness when it comes to opening up to other countries' cultural exports, the lack of exposure to this northern neighbor's theater feels odd, especially considering the outsize influence Canada has always had on pop music and comedy in the United States.
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Once we understand how much of the problem is a result of rationalization and how much a result of laziness, and as we learn more about which factor plays a role in what types of situations, we'll be better able to design policy solutions to help combat the problem.
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This was certainly a man who felt the need to convince himself, and the world, that to intervene in this or that global trouble-spot was not merely expedient, or the least bad option: it was morally imperative, and staying one's hand would imply a kind of moral laziness or worse.
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So many days of the year, laziness takes hold, and we find ourselves self-fueling with a mediocre turkey sandwich on half-stale wheat bread or some greasy lo mein from whatever Chinese delivery place is open past 11 PM. But today is no ordinary Wednesday: It is, incidentally, 4/20.
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Initially, many environmental activists rejected adaptation as a sellout, a "kind of laziness, an arrogant faith in our ability to react in time to save our skins," as Al Gore, then Bill Clinton's running mate, put it in his 1992 book, "Earth in the Balance," a call to slash emissions.
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As with the laziness of 90's grunge that gave us oversized knit sweaters out of lethargy, the gothic upside down cross that, before Urban Outfitters sold it, stood for Satanism, for better or worse, punk fashion was be doomed to be gobbled up by the very masses that unintentionally created it.
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We do not do this out of personal preference or shave-laziness, but out of a slavish, obsessive attention to the minute swings of ever-changing popular opinion as represented by a half-dozen people in New York who spend their days brunching and their nights in the bathrooms of various art galleries.
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The smart speaker leans on…Read more ReadiRobot Robovac ConnectivityRobot vacuums have allowed humanity to reach never-before-seen levels of laziness, but iRobot is taking that one step further with Google Home and Google Assistant compatibility for all of the company's wi-fi-connected robovacs including the Roomba 980, 960, and 690.
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"From the experience of many countries, including our own, protections will lead to laziness and weakness... protectionism will lead to weak competitiveness and will hurt the industry's development, and (make for) unhealthy and unstable markets and institutions," People's Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan said at an annual forum in Shanghai, Reuters reported.
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"It's frustrating to see doctors and the general public stigmatize patients with obesity and blame these patients, ascribing attributes of laziness or lack of willpower," said Dr. Donna Ryan, an obesity researcher and professor emerita at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center in Baton Rouge, La., who was not involved with the study.
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But here's a real doozy that can chalked up to either blind partisanship or utter laziness: As T. Becket Adams of the Washington Examiner pointed out, not even included in the piece are Perry's own words from back in December showing a clear understanding of what the job entailed and meant to him.
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Like Trump, he's been accused of chronic laziness when it comes to actually handling the details of government -- most disastrously, for Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, the British-Iranian woman whose sentence in an Iranian prison for alleged spying was extended after Johnson, as foreign secretary, seemed to confirm Iran's accusations against her instead of denying them.
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It wasn't ideology that started it, more laziness and a fear of bureaucracy: having to go into a shop to sort it out, the indignity of refusing various upgrades and taxes and asking for just what I had before, being treated like the person who orders off the "American menu" at a Chinese restaurant.
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It can really seem like indulging in extreme laziness to complain about having to rinse something under a tap for a few minutes every month and then just letting it dry, but taking that single, minor pain point away actually makes a huge difference, because it's one less thing you have to worry about.
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At its best, the public editor role incentivizes people in the newsroom to speak out for those interests in advance — so that they don't get dinged later for ethical lapses or ideological laziness, and so that if they come under heavy criticism from bad-faith critics, the paper will have someone willing to defend them.
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The latter will probably leave you feeling more refreshed longer into the week, but if you want to spend a Saturday afternoon (and Saturday night, and Sunday morning) doing absolutely nothing besides reveling in your own laziness — well, at least it'll seem like a luxurious amount of time to do all that reveling in.
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The thick, curling lines of an 1896 woodcut print, "La Paresse (Laziness)," by the French-Swiss artist Félix Vallotton, of a woman lounging across a blanket-draped daybed with her cat, inspired the Art Nouveau style of the logo for Wintergarden, a new line of handwoven Turkish cotton and wool blankets McNanney introduced last month.
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"I think a lot of wrong decisions get made out of just a kind of political or moral laziness that says that certain consequences, because they're going to hit down the road, aren't consequences for the politicians who are dealing with them, especially politicians who work one election cycle at a time," Buttigieg said.
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There's only so many times, for example, that Will can slap the back of his neck and feel the sensation of the Mind Flayer still being around before it starts to feel like Stranger Things is just having him do this out of narrative laziness rather than putting in work to build dramatic tension.
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They engaged with the poor country's government and people, spending a minimum of effort trying to understand local history and culture and assuming lots of stereotypes (inefficiency, laziness, a love of red tape, inability to "do" anything), which ended up offending the people they wanted to help and harming much of their efforts to do good.
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Complaints about millennial laziness and entitlement fail to take into account the financial burdens unique to the generation—the crippling student debt, the fact that the median income for people 25-34 is 20 percent less than it was in the 1980s, and the lack of the same high-paying job opportunities available to past generations.
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Like most teenage guitarists, I learned the riff, note for note, and like most teenage guitarists I could never get its taut musculature right—erring with too-perfect mimicry (a la the Beach Boys, who deserved the lawsuit Berry hit them with) or with too-loose laziness (a la Jerry Garcia who, to be fair, sometimes got it right).
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You've dragged a suitcase into the office (well, may as well take some washing back to Mum), got your excuse ready for leaving at 3 PM to catch the early train, queued five episodes of S-Town for the journey, and are practically vibrating with excitement at the prospect of four whole days of Out of Office-sanctioned laziness.
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When his fear of a changing America manifests in an ornery disdain for millennials' pathological laziness, unabashed admiration of Walmart's marketing ploys or public displays of affection for Carly Fiorina, Ben Carson and Donald Trump's kids, Schilling's retrograde beliefs are almost quaint: He's the clichéd right-wing uncle I've never known but my white friends all claim to have.
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I realize I present very masculine most of the time (mostly for safety reasons, sometimes due to laziness), and some people might find it easier to just default me to male, but a good measurement early on as to how much energy someone is willing to put into me is if they respect that identity and make me feel comfortable about it.
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There's no getting round the fact that one major reason for the gender imbalance in our sources is simple laziness; we all have our own networks and contacts in the fields we report on, and it's easier to call the guy you already have on speed dial when you're on deadline than to take the time to find someone new.
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Edgar Wright (Director): What spoke to me about the scripts was how spot on it was about being 20-something in London and the huge gulf between the ambition of what you want to do and the reality of doing it and the procrastination and the laziness and the idea of having big ideas, but not having the drive to make them happen.
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Aziza Barnes: To quote Octavia Butler, "I'm uncomfortably asocial—a hermit in the middle of Seattle, a pessimist if I'm not careful, a feminist, a black, a former Baptist, an oil-and-water combination of ambition, laziness, insecurity, certainty, and drive..." What's important to me is trying to understand humanity and doing something of consequence that doesn't hurt people—that liberates people.
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Now, giving a broad name to a generation is far too often just a way to revamp marketing to teens and 20-somethings by pretending that every new wave of them is subtly different from the last, as anybody who saw magazine cover stories about the laziness of Gen Xers reheated to describe millennials over the past 10 years could tell you.
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Regular exercise takes off years of laziness, study finds Obesity-related cancers rising fastest among millennials, study finds FDA chief threatens to take e-cigarettes off the market Early-onset colorectal cancer, defined as occurring under age 50, is increasing in the U.S. and globally, sharply contrasting with a dramatic drop in the disease among older people, largely as a result of cancer screening.
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If you start on an even-numbered stall, the bathroom will become saturated with fewer occupants, upping your chances of a stall neighbor: O X O X O The researchers tested a number of hypothetical scenarios — what if the next person always chooses the closest urinal to the door out of laziness, what if people disregard personal space and choose at random, and so on.
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Obviously Gaethje is not scared to get hit, so his constant use of the double forearm guard and choosing to absorb shots on his forearms and skull amounts to laziness—attempting to use a one size fits all answer to strikes rather than learning to use footwork or head movement, to cut off exchanges or get in a more advantageous position to counter respectively.
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And once you discover and remove the roadblocks standing in the way of vibrant health and a slim body, your life will change... While health 'experts' have pointed to our laziness, our addiction to fast food, our consumption of beverages full of high-fructose corn syrup, and the host of toxins in the environment as causes for our current ailments (among many others), sadly they are wrong.
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For Mr. Dietl, as for other regulars, the restaurant remains a kind of refuge, a place out of time where there is no menu, nearly every diner breaks into song when the jukebox begins playing its usual list of Sinatra and standards, and Christmas decorations hang year-round — a quirk born, the owner said, of some long-ago laziness that grew into a signature décor.
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While almost half of all small businesses cite a lack of training as the reason for not filling jobs, a small group of respondents in the CNBC/SurveyMonkey poll (21 percent of the total sample) chose "other" in regard to the challenges in finding skilled labor, citing laziness and that some applicants claim wages are too low or are unable to pass drug tests.
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Bipartisan decisions by Congress members who are too beholden to lobbyists; too many Americans falsely believing we live in a merit-based society in which hard work always pays off and needing a "handout" is evidence of a person's laziness or refusal to take sensible risks; and a higher education system that has become as much about status signaling as society building have all contributed to our current mess.
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As Fleabag, Waller-Bridge embodies the charming naughtiness of the British tradition—she cites Michael Caine's Alfie as an influence—while forcing herself to reckon with it: Whether she's relaying Fleabag's ill-advised sexual encounters, her tense relationship with her uptight sister, or the moment when she finally comes to terms with the destruction her selfishness and laziness have wrought on her life, Waller-Bridge is the show.
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Probably complex economics and social chemistry are at work mixing a drive for personal identity; laziness in really learning about history and these problems; a need to display virtue; a technology era that gives massive numbers of people the impression they understand and have useful opinions about issues they know nothing about; an unforgiving labor market; and a social media environment that doesn't give most people the time needed to really study and learn.
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The sheer skill of draftsmanship similarly shines through in intervals as a key element underpinning his freedom to paint naïvely if he desired; as late as the iPad paintings are charcoal pieces observing his native Yorkshire, proof that he can draw if he wants to (though frequently he doesn't: In his recent show of 80 portraits painted in recent years at the Royal Academy, the work was embarrassing in its wanton laziness).
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In October, he attacked rap music for its improper lyrics and supporting rape culture, while over the years he's been charged with repeatedly denigrating Black people in his personal and political dealings: Reportedly saying "laziness is a trait in Blacks"; spearheading the racist conspiracy theory that President Obama was not born in the U.S.; refusing to condemn his white supremacist supporters; and wooing Black voters by assuring them they live in a hell hole and have nothing to lose.
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More managers even believe that the heavily criticized millennial generation will be harder workers than Generation Z. Though millennials have long been plagued by stereotypes about a lack of work ethic and laziness, millennial managers harbor these same resentments toward Gen Z. Almost one-third of millennial respondents say that it will be more difficult to manage employees from Gen Z compared to older generations and 28 percent say it will be more difficult to train Gen Z employees.
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Call Me By Your Name is far less concerned with the gender politics of its central couple than it is with the connection between two souls — a concept that sadly still seems foreign (little wonder the film is a product of France and Italy), but one that adds a welcome depth to Guadagnino's languid narrative (he wrote the script with his I Am Love collaborator Walter Fasano and Maurice's James Ivory), which unspools with all the laziness of a sticky midsummer afternoon.
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The Nice attack, Trump, the cop in America who shot that black guy with his hands in the air but was apparently actually trying to shoot an autistic man holding a toy car, the car bombing in Iraq, Brexit, the Orlando attack, all the celebrities I like dying, ISIS, my carpal tunnel, my phone bill, my overdraft charges, my overdraft in itself as something that exists, the lack of lunch options near my office, the price of plane tickets, my brain-aching laziness.
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