If that's the case, I'd try the Grand Prix Attack or the Closed Sicilian - both are relatively positional, and involve slow buildups of kingside attacks via pawn storms mainly.
Both require a strong understanding of pawn structures though, and I'm not sure if you're quite on the level to start playing them, but you can definitely give it a shot - there are plenty of youtube videos on the Grand Prix attack and Closed Sicilian, and these openings can transpose into one another.
The GPA:
Here's are (flawed, but ideas are representative of the closed sicilian/GPA) games that I played using this opening. The attacks white gets are slow, but can be very strong.
*There's no need to point out my blunders btw, if you spot them - I've analyzed each of these games carefully and I'm fully aware 
Finally, here is a game I'm currently playing in this opening - it represents more of a closed sicilian - please make no suggestions for me in this game.
Although I'm just an intermediate player, I do understand the ideas of these openings, so hopefully you can decide if you like the general "jist" of the opening from these games.
I've played 1.e4 for nearly all of my chess games as white, however, I've run into the sicilian defence and its many theoritical and sharp lines. Since I am quite lazy and don't want to study up on all of the main sicilian lines, I am looking for a reliable anti-sicilian to put my opponents into my familiar territory of play. I enjoy playing ruy lopez structures and slowly develop an attack on the kingside. Any suggestions for an anti-sicilian line?