languishing

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• As it turns out, tech leaders are learning to evolve during this languishing outbreak.

• To this day, Tavakoli is languishing in prison for nothing more than demanding basic human rights.

• It simultaneously reveals the absurdity of dictatorship and gives comfort to those languishing under an impossible reality.

• Languishing in a prison cell in southwestern Iranian city of Ahvaz, 21-year-old Razie Ebrahimi awaits her date with the gallows.

• Goodlatte chairs the House Judiciary Committee, where JASTA now sits languishing.

• Dissidents languishing in prison must know that they are not forgotten.

• If he had expected to find her languishing, reproachful, or indulging in sentimental tears, he must have been greatly surprised.

• His cheeks were the color of crushed grapes, and his dusky eyes glowed with a languishing fire.

• At that moment I saw him suffering because of me; I saw his eyes languishing, his lips pale and parched with fever.

• These institutions were languishing for support, and in a great degree destitute of the public sympathy.

• I wrote to you, mentioning him lightly; I did not dare confide in you, and I was languishing for some word of him.