Sentence examples for morally sick from inspiring English sources
He started as a young aide to Jesse Helms (R-N.C ., the five-teR-N.C .thefirebrand who denounced Martin Luther King Jr. and once called gay people "weak, morally sick wretches". He served as a top aide to Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott (R-Miss)., who lost his leadership post after defending a fellow Senater's segregationist campaign firebranddent decades earlier.
The struggle for Palestinian statehood is a progressive cause, but those on the left who support it should worry when the people in charge in Palestine tolerate terrorism, but don't tolerate gay people: a senior Hamas leader has called gays "perverts" and "mentally and morally sick".
Her much-debated Turner prize exhibit was an unmade bed cluttered with evidence of a lifestyle the columnist Melanie Phillips, whose trenchant social views Cameron now appears to side with, would have no trouble diagnosing as morally sick and probably the product of a broken home.
This beat having to hear Jesse Helms say things like, "Homosexuals are weak, morally sick wretches".
In 1990, he referred to gay and lesbian people as "weak, morally sick wretches," and has accused them of "engaging in incredibly offensive and revolting conduct".
It's a funny, sick, morally stimulating mind-bender, the best bathroom book of the new decade.
At the same time, it may seem that people who act on those urges for revenge are somehow defective, sick, or morally misshapen.
The word "sick" described Clinton morally and physically: Cernovich was among the first to insinuate publicly that Clinton had a grave neurological condition, and that the media was covering it up.
The language is frightening: dramatic narratives of a "surge" or "flood" or "wave" of impoverished, sick, smelly and morally questionable youngsters and their families rushing across the border because they heard the US might be offering amnesty.
Filth did not simply make the poor sick; it made them morally corrupt, with tendencies toward criminality, drug usage, alcoholism, and incest.
"Tonight we honor the sick, the retarded, the slow-witted, the sexually promiscuous, the morally bankrupt," Mr. Stern says by way of promotion.
