Sentence examples for morbid mind from inspiring English sources

Suri Krishnamma's "Dark Tourist" takes an effectively unpleasant trip down the lost highway of a morbid mind before its bad choices start catching up with it.

I might not have danced, like Liza did, or spent ungodly sums of money on a domineering prostitute named Venice, like Jordan Belfort did, but my own morbid mind does, in its way, understand the appeal.

"Since he was to be labeled 'the world's supreme murderer' in any case, he may have thought in his morbid mind to establish a record of mass killings never to be surpassed by any other man".

In the end, to be of morbid mind is, according to James, the better option - the harsh realities that the healthy-minded cheerily repel "may after all be the best key to life's significance, and possibly the only openers of our eyes to the deepest levels of truth".

Gladstone came to think it a credit to the nation that in other countries assassinations were carried out by men of high intelligence, while in Britain, it was "men of weak and morbid minds".

I have a (very sparingly used) prescription for Ambien " insomnia is, I think, a plague suffered by all morbid minds " and I always take it meaning to go directly to sleep, to drift away into the good night, but once in a while something distracts me and I've passed the 15-minute window into a curious netherworld where I am wholly myself; perhaps too much myself.

But in those days, as she tells us, looking back on her youth, you didn't have to have a morbid cast of mind to think about death.

A man who, due to his consistent drinking and morbid state of mind has been compared to the acid madcap ("one-way ticket, thank you") Syd Barrett for maverick psychotic ingenuity?

You'll strive for answers even in the face of grotesque consequences for failure, and sometimes even more gruesome methods of success (including particularly morbid uses of mind control).

A self-described body architect, Lucy's practice oscillates somewhere between the morbid and the mind-bending, with the constant thread of a fascination with the future connecting her work.

The Hilliards and the Hoyts would play canasta late into the night, trying to keep their minds from morbid thoughts.