Sentence examples for morbid from from inspiring English sources

Trying to differentiate morbid from non-morbid obesity leads us back to square one; the challenge of defining cases of obesity eligible for treatment.

The aim is to help those involved in cancer patient care who are not specialists in mental health to understand the nature of anxiety, and discriminate morbid from normal anxiety.

But both involve the alleged perpetrators of vicious murders using the communications apparatuses of their day to boast of their morbid conquests — From Hell or from 4Chan.

To determine the capability of the in silico erythrocyte as a potential biomarker, we cross-referenced morbid SNPs from the OMIM and nearly 4800 drugs from the DrugBank database with the 281 enzymes accounted for in iAB-RBC-283.

The damage in Clare's psyche, the painful divorce from the things which were closest to him, chimes with morbid shadows from our own period.

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, this is derived from humorism and "the notion of the 'dropping' of a morbid material from the blood in and around the joints".

That prompted a flurry of morbid jokes from Osasco residents.

That would be your immortality right there.' In the meantime, Manson has 'a beautiful morbid gift' from his girlfriend.

This week I shall pay homage to that most American of holidays, Halloween, by bringing you some morbid morsels from the cold depths of academia.

What is the spiritual catastrophe that seems to have almost all these artists in its grip, driving so many of them into morbid withdrawal from the can-do business of modern life?

The Grim Reaper's like that, he takes his morbid cues from no one.