Sentences with phrase «supine indolence»

The prevailing prudence and disinterest, say Reno and Hook, is better understood as «supine indolence.»

«Athanasius wants us to marvel at Anthony and his achievements, and in order to fall victim to Athanasius» intentions, we must train and stretch our imaginations beyond the pinched confines of egalitarian piety and cynical suspicion, and we must certainly free our souls from the many chains of supine indolence.