Sentence examples for fairly sick from inspiring English sources

Kevin O'Brien looks fairly sick himself, red in the eyes and lost in the game.

As the indexes ascended in recent years, they masked a fairly sick stock market over all.

I never get a day off from work unless I am fairly sick.

McGuckin said arson was "usually the act of a fairly sick person" and "criminal activity and extremism must be rejected by everyone".

It's not exactly the message anyone was looking for – and it is all a bit genital-centric at a time when trans people are getting fairly sick of being rudely questioned about their genitals – but there you go.

The rationing approach may save money in the short term but in the longer term it will prove much more expensive, Dr Taheri warns, since patients will have to "fairly sick to get to the qualifying level".

Discharged in September 1864, having survived the battles of The Wilderness ("the most terrible 24 hours of our service in the war"), Cold Harbor ("How long will it take to whittle us away?"), Petersburg and many in between, Dawes wrote to his wife, Mary, from Washington, "I am fairly heart-sick at the stories of blood I hear from the old regiment.

My thoughts kept going to how to communicate our problems and how to make sure that those who became sick were treated fairly.

There are a lot of black-humor rhyming couplets ("Don't be healthy, that's the trick; they only feed you when you're sick") and some fairly affecting serious numbers.

"Whole families are being wiped out by this illness, we want to be compensated fairly, and make sure every sick worker has access to medical treatment, this is our right.

Eva begins her retreat as a fairly typical fed-up housewife, sick of being over-used and underappreciated, at once liberated and made redundant by the departure of her children, keen to revivify the brain that seems to her like a "poor thing... huddled in a corner, waiting to be fed".