Sentence examples for a sick mind from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a sick mind" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone who has disturbing or unhealthy thoughts or ideas. Example: "The detective was baffled by the crime, which seemed to be the work of a sick mind."
"She said something about its having been written by a sick mind," E. B. White remembered.
Isn't that the product of a... well, of a sick mind?
Whether it was a product of a sick mind, as Mr. Phanord's lawyer claims, is for a court to decide.
It has been suggested that Vince Gilligan has a sick mind, but nothing he could dream up, even the unfortunate fate of Tortuga, can rival the creative barbarism of the cartels.
So your fantasy is not the product of a "sick" mind, but may be a clever creative exercise designed to help assuage sexual fear and a negative body image.
"Sooner or later, surely, they must start to feel ashamed of their paper's attempt to bully and censor?" Both former cabinet minister Lord Tebbit, and Lord Bell, former adviser and friend to Thatcher, criticised the BBC decision in the Mail on Sunday, with Tebbit telling the paper: "It's a sick book from a sick mind and it's being promoted by a sick broadcasting corporation".
"And because he has a very sick mind he came up with this idea".
Zwelinzima Vavi, leader of the main trade union federation, said it could "only be the work of a very sick mind, full of hatred".
"This is what a very sick mind dredged up.
I was referring to a santa sack, your sick mind is the problem".
Kurt Cobain enters character and holds up for our appraisal the sick mind of a misogynous father who actively wishes his baby daughter hadn't been born.
