Sentence examples for feeling morbid from inspiring English sources

"Everybody was looking for something to celebrate, instead of feeling morbid.

It's worth knowing that the Highland Gardens Hotel was formerly the Landmark Hotel, where Janis Joplin died, so if you're feeling morbid, book room 105.

I kept touching the skin on her face, which was rubbery but still hers, feeling morbid as I did it, but feeling, too, that it was strange that I should think so.

Maybe I wanted to find the graves of the 47 who died in the fire or maybe I was just feeling morbid after walking through a disaster zone.

Sound a touch morbid?

"A lot of times when you show an estate property, it has a morbid feeling," Ms. Taub said.

He changes his mind, though not before his wife tries to press Jeffrey to join them, which raises some interesting ethical questions, and occasions a certain morbid feeling of suspense.

A morbid feeling of helplessness climbed up the back of my throat as I held my son; his mind was obviously racing to process the transition from peaceful sleep to now being awake and unable to breathe.

Nouvel's "tender, refined, morbid feelings" are not far from what Diaghilev had written to his stepmother about Venice: "All that is real... is in constant contact with magic and mystery".

Walter Nouvel, the World of Art's music expert and a dear friend of Diaghilev's, wrote that ballet was the natural ally of their group's sensibility: "We must make it the exponent of our tender, refined, morbid feelings, sensations and aspirations...

Walter Nouvel, the World of Art's music expert and a dear friend of Diaghilev's, wrote that ballet was the natural ally of their group's sensibility: "We must make it the exponent of our tender, refined, morbid feelings, sensations and aspirations..