Sentence examples for more morbid from inspiring English sources
The nonprofit groups that depend on Tauberer's data have a more morbid worry.
The more you think about Alice in Wonderland, the more morbid and perverse it becomes.
"It struck a fine balance between the lighter moments and the more morbid".
Still, transitions in the opening movement felt jarring, and the skeletal scherzo sounded more morbid than ironic.
As the novel progresses, we get more and more immersed in tragic passion and sexual fixation as well as more morbid pursuits.
After Mr. O'Neal and NBC gained full control of the documentary, the film took on the feel of network celebrity fodder -- at once more glossy and more morbid.
Co-morbidity was categorised as either none or one or more reported morbid conditions.
But there is no more disconcertingly morbid document of this phenomenon than Hurston's prize-winning "Color Struck".
When we called for tasteless products, we meant kitsch of the rest-stop-souvenir variety, though many contestants interpreted the challenge as something more overtly morbid.
I then fell asleep again and returned, alas, to our current interregnum in which, to quote Gramsci, "the old is dying and the new cannot be born" and culture is little more than "morbid symptoms" of unresolved conflict.
Exclusion criteria were (1) ASA-PS 3 or more, (2) morbid obesity (body mass index ≥ 35 kg/m2), (3) pregnant or lactating women, (4) regular use of any Kampo medicines, and (5) use of steroids, immunosuppressive, or chemotherapy agents.
