Sentence examples for more sickly from inspiring English sources

Outside that sector, much of the economy is rather more sickly.

Early farmers were not just shorter than hunter-gatherers; they were also more sickly.

For men, who have always been more sickly, it went from 56.4 years to 67.5.

This will leave insurers with a more sickly pool than they expected.

The smell of bat droppings is pervasive, but more sickly sweet than putrid.

"Since the violent death of Heydrich," Mann lamented, "terror is raging everywhere, in a more sickly, unrestrained fashion than ever before..

Baritone Christopher Maltman had no such difficulties, and made every word count, even though that could be a dubious benefit with some of Rabindranath Tagore's more sickly-sweet poems.

This friend can help you point out the animals that are more sickly-looking, or have the kind of temperament that you may not be able to handle.

BRITAIN'S public finances, once gratifyingly healthy, are regaining their more familiar sickly aspect.

I say: in today's difficult labour market you need more than "sickly, out-of-tune Hawaiian guitar sand squelchy emoting" on your CV if you want to score that elusive job.

The single starts with a nauseous series of overlapping electric guitar lines that wouldn't sound too out of place on a Fennesz piece, before congealing into something even more wonderfully sickly.