Sentence examples for might be morbid from inspiring English sources

When it was just one I could see how that might be morbid to some people, but as they continued, the response has been great.

It might be morbid, but who hasn't had nights like that?" In her drawings, Oubre seems to be imagining how a person finds themselves in moments of duress, whether the reason is illness, shame, heartache, loss or living paycheck to paycheck.

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"This way your parents don't have to be the parents of the kid who killed himself," Gethard says with what might be called morbid sensitivity.

I don't ask to be morbid.

The other factor included the rest 4 items: item 8 (writing will), item 7 (writing suicide note), item 5 (thought of people dying), and item 9 (telling others), which might be interpreted as morbid ideation and written signals of suicide.

The new tests, especially Spot-the-Book, suggest that it might be possible to estimate pre-morbid ability without using vocabulary-based measures.

Low education, inadequate information, limited access to jobs or income and concomitant inadequate health screening, as well as age-related co-morbid conditions might be more prevalent in this identifiable older adult group.

"As morbid as it might be," he wrote, "the very best happenstance would be for Violet's prompt natural demise, that any infection in the useless leg would become systemic, with consequent septic death".

I think that, as morbid as that might be, would be a perfect ending to the project.

In film editor Susan Korda's 2005 lecture, "We'll Fix It in the Edit!?", at the Berlinale Talent Campus, she broadly explained the contribution of editing to the film: "What is fascinating in Jaws is that the shark has a personality, the shark has an intelligence, indeed sometimes I think the shark has a sense of humor, morbid as it might be.