Sentence examples for really sickly from inspiring English sources

So if, like me, you enjoyed the civil war drama, The Devil's Whore over BBC1's tiresome Little Dorrit, or your taste runs to nightly doses of Channel 4 News, this is indeed a moment to ask, what is going on: is it really sickly?

The sauce is really sickly and essentially inedible, so it's a good job I discover this after dumping the whole lot all over my leaves.

'It is common for women here to be sick during pregnancy, sometimes you will see them with swollen legs and others looking really sickly'; observed a responding TBA.

(Age 34, 2 children) I used pills after my first delivery but within the first two days I really got sickly and I stopped using them.

One woman complained that nurses at the public facility prevented her from switching to the injectable contraceptive, so she went to a private facility where they administered her desired method: I used pills after my first delivery but within the first two days I really got sickly and I stopped using them.

Explain to them that being on the computer all the time is harming their bodies and will cause them to look really wan, sickly and generally unattractive.

(Greg was the only person ready to tell Hemingway how bad "The Old Man and the Sea" really was: "As sickly a bucket of sentimental slop as was ever scrubbed off a barroom floor").

As she looked up and down the rows my mother whispered to me that they looked really skinny and sickly.

So yes, we really do have a sickly manufacturing sector on our hands.

Sickly, synthetic and really, really awful.

The sleigh bells are ringing, choirs are singing and desks are piled high with bottles of sickly-sweet liqueur nobody really likes and only ever drinks in December.