torpidly

As with any work connected with technology, an artist first of all attempts to grasp the essential point of a certain medium instead of just 'gaping' torpidly at the technology in action.

They moved torpidly beside him, their faded smocks flattened against their legs.

Sporadically charming and quite amusing, but torpidly paced, "Gloves" will slip easily over the fingers of lest programmers and arthouse auds, but will be a more awkward fit elsewhere.

Pigeon droppings splatter the stone tiles below and feathers float torpidly through the air."

Ten days later, in bed with a fever, she reported that she was "moon[ing] torpidly" through books by Jeans and others (3:340).