Samaras declared: "The sick residues of the past are over, we are proceeding finally towards a Greece of growth".
Mr. Lhota declared himself "sick and tired" of Mr. de Blasio impugning the reputation of Mr. Giuliani, and mocked his opponent's role in the Dinkins administration, suggesting it was a time of weak-willed policing, a sky-high murder rate and, as Mr. Lhota reminded the audience, "the last time we had a race riot in the City of New York".
As for Burt's son, Kurt, Votta wanted to "leap through the television and explain to him that student council elections mean absolutely nothing" to his future college prospects, and Kubicek declared himself "sick" of that plot thread, which he called "just plain moronic".
If it is a plunging header in the 104th minute of a contest so brutal that Uefa's disciplinary chief declares himself "sick and fed up" and threatens to ban Barcelona from European competition, then so much the better.
MFDP member and black activist Fannie Lou Hamer who earlier had famously declared, "I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired"—made an impassioned plea to the credentials committee: If the Freedom Democratic Party is not seated now, I question America.
Patric Gilchrist, TBTL's executive director, declared himself "neither sick as a parrot nor over the moon" at the news.
He declared himself (vaguely) "sick and tired of games," exasperated by the arms-inspection process in Iraq and Saddam Hussein's attempts to evade it.
Even US allies like the interim trade minister, Ali Abdeclared AllawIraqislared Iraqis were "sick and tired of being the subjects of experiments.
In her book Illness as Metaphor, Susan Sontag traced them back to the late-19th-century physician Georg Groddeck, who declared that "the sick man himself creates his disease".
