A sense of what we're doing to the planet accompanies me all the time, but mostly as a distraction, a morbid static in the air.
Latitude turns 10 this year, and while its sombre lineup leaves a morbid mood in the air at times, it remains the bastion of twee British pleasantry; like a countrified Coachella, its audience poised and a little posey.
His major work is a series of landscapes of Paris powerfully drawn, moody prints combining an air of mystery with morbid poetry.
I listen to NPR, or if they're talking about wine pairings (again/still), sometimes I listen to one of the 20 hours a day that Rush Limbaugh is on the air, just out of morbid interest.
They're not the only ones who can't let it go ― reflecting a nationwide fascination with the morbid story, the film follows several other projects that aired last fall around the 20th anniversary of JonBenet's Christmas 1996 death.
External factors such as humid air, extreme temperatures and disease-related factors, including co-morbid conditions (e.g. back pain) and exacerbations of their COPD, may aggravate problems with physical activity.
In Crestone, Colorado, population a hundred and fifty, she visits the only sanctioned open-air pyre in the United States (she calls the town "a morbid Mayberry").
Though it's a little morbid that the "new" campfire tradition includes people gathering around rare pockets of clean air, Smog also strives to transform the pollution into beautiful objects.
Mr. McCollum was "in a hot environment without air-conditioning, and he may have been further predisposed to developing hyperthermia due to morbid obesity" and use of a diuretic for hypertension, the report noted.
As part of the mission, which will be aired June 9 on the Science Channel series "Oddities," the duo met a collector of morbid memorabilia named Brandon who proudly showed off his grisly goodies, including a plasticized heart.
