| I feel languorous about my world, and of my position and importance in it. |
| The feeling of languorous looks be like the oil, mixed with the dark dough. |
| The second movement is even more luscious, with languorous harmony and much lyrical writing for divided strings supported by a shimmering texture of harps and celesta. |
| Somebody played the languorous waltzes of the Tzigane orchestras on the piano. |
| Blues, country and folk influences have been folded into the languorous, smoky melodies and unmistakably haunting voice of Margo Timmins. |
| An intricate, languorous game in which stones are moved on a board, Go is largely unknown outside Japan and parts of China. |
