Sentence examples for basically sick from inspiring English sources

"The whole question of women, the question of marriage — not even the question of same-sex marriage, which is a recent development — but the whole idea of priests not being allowed to be married — that's led to a lot of unhappy relationships and ugly relationships by people who are basically sick.

"South Bronx residents are basically sick of the years of breathing that nauseating smell of the sewage," said Mr. Febre, who lives a half-mile from the company and has to close the windows if the wind is from the south or southwest.

Her words were so unexpected, and they made Paul feel so guilty and fearful, that even though he was basically sick to death of Pam he tried to defend himself and argue for their marriage: "You're splitting up with me because I had coffee with Tracy Gill and her mother?" Pam shook her head.

"I'm consulting my lawyers because I'm basically sick to the teeth of this.

Not only would this look bad to the public, who is basically sick of Apple crying copycat anytime a big competitor steps into the ring, but it would also have a psychological effect on the court proceedings as a whole.

It's even worse – basically hot sick.

You'll know when your sheep is sick, basically they'll be doing things that are unusual or lethargic, and so on.

Getting sick is basically a numbers game.

In fact, Ms. Love even attacks punk's original nemesis, the virtuosic bloat of classic rock represented by Led Zeppelin, in the purposely misspelled "Zeplin Song," which is basically all about how sick she is of hearing the same old song, presumably "Stairway to Heaven".

Thankfully, I'll probably never be sick of basically every other piece of music you ever touched.

The four of them turned to me and basically said they were sick of my bitching and moaning and how many more years was I going to subject myself (and them!) to this misery.