Sentence examples for full of disease from inspiring English sources
Then there's the bus, which is full of disease and drunk people who want to stick a knife in your heart.
If they did so well out on the farm and eating leftover table scraps in urban America, why are they now dying so much younger and full of disease?
But Ruslan Aushev, president of Ingushetia, a republic next to Chechnya that has taken in most of the nearly 300,000 refugees, said camps for them are unprepared for winter and full of disease.
The press paints Jakarta's slums as crime-filled places full of disease and hopelessness.
Kylie's CT scan showed that her liver is extremely large and full of disease.
Which is more evil: a man (Napoleon) who wants to conquer an enormous country or a country which is so enormous, cold and full of disease that it can't ever be conquered?
The NHS schedule of inoculations felt so over the top, full of diseases I'd last heard mention of in gloomy Victorian novels.
Instead of having a "basket full of diseases" as Ms. Commodore called it, she only had one.
("I can't understand man," one character says. "What is he aiming at? Must he absolutely know everything?") Some of this may be unsettling for very young children -- Mytyl and Tyltyl meet their dead grandparents, for instance, and travel to the kingdom of Night, with its rooms full of diseases and ghosts and such.
On the bleakly beautiful, none-more-80s ballad A Change of Heart, he paints himself as part of a couple equally incapable of empathy: it's Less Than Zero set to music, with the year's best couplet: "You said I'm full of diseases, your eyes were full of regret / And then you took a picture of your salad and you put it on the internet".
