Sentence examples for morbid of from inspiring English sources

"Nobody, not even the most morbid of Jacobean playwrights or Greek tragedians," Mr. Gregwon writes, "could have invented a plot with so much self-inflicted damage, nor such a bizarre twist at the end".

"But I must concede it's a sort of morbid way of doing business".

However, anxiety and impulsivity are co-morbid of such mental diseases as bipolar disorder [35], eating disorder [36], and alcoholism [37].

But rather than an unexpected spike in such incidents, they are a reflection of a morbid fact of life in New Jersey.

Following the raid, police at the scene gave a morbid tour of some of the area's most grisly spaces.

These features of the morbid anatomy of recurrent dislocation were recorded by Broca and Hartman as far back as 1890.

Increasingly, nations took morbid notice of the effect of the sanctions on the Iraqi people.

Mr. Steadman accused Mr. Liedtke of "mimesophobia, the morbid fear of slavish imitation".

But that did not prevent her from becoming the star of an unusually morbid kind of reality TV show.

Ticciati brought a much-needed shot of youthful vitality to a morbid pairing of works.

A morbid fear of illness often conceals a fear of death.