| Despite the supineness of Washington, the American nation will soon be at war with Spain. |
| But I feel the most sincere gladness that the charge of supineness can no longer apply. |
| Evidently they had discovered the two figures on the beach, and wondered at their supineness. |
| Raging against her own supineness, she was yet forced into ignoble inactivity. |
| The acting tends to be either hysterical or laid back into supineness, with often sloppy diction. |
| With the supineness of our race most of them force themselves to be satisfied with what comes. |
