Sentence examples for morbid power from inspiring English sources
Daughtry almost fell into this same trap, as it has in the past, but avoided it by taking its morbid power rock and moving toward Bon Jovi hopefulness on its new album, the largely enjoyable "Break the Spell" (19/RCA).
"Good luck Demi" was trending on Twitter in New York on Saturday night as Demi Lovato — singer, actress, former Disney sparkplug, meltdown survivor — sang the morbid power ballad "Skyscraper" at the Hammerstein Ballroom: "Would it make you feel better/To watch me while I bleed?" Ms. Lovato is a force on Twitter, a human trending topic, thanks to the Lovatics, as her legions of fans are called.
When the world does start paying attention, let us hope it is because Mauritanians are no less deserving of their rights, rather than the self-interests of world powers, or the morbid media mantra: "If it bleeds, it leads".
The fact that we could not found a difference in PD patients with diabetes as a co-morbid condition could be due to limited power.
Interregnums are dangerous — and doubly morbid if unaccompanied by a readiness to think anew about changed power structures.
It may also mean that there is more power in detecting common genes acting upon co-morbid addiction outcomes as a whole.
Our group of individuals who were awarded the DP at follow-up provided insufficient statistical power to predict DP in single and co-morbid states of ADHD.
King George, apparently, thought it morbid.
However, the present study lacks power to estimate to what extent rare genetic variants cause morbid obesity in the population.
Uninspired plotting lands him in mutant prison, shackled by a techno-collar that renders his mutant powers useless and brings back his cancer, which, in turn, allows for some impressively morbid fight scenes featuring body-twisting physical humor.
The power values for the parameters including the presence of unilateral pain location, trigger factors, and co-morbid medical disorders were found to be as 76.3, 87.06, and 99.89%, respectively.
