Sentence examples for sick attempt from inspiring English sources

The notion that somehow Cheney is not guilty of neglect prior to 9/11 is nothing but another sick attempt to rewrite history with smoke and mirrors.

Prosecutors later said Juan Manuel Alvarez had intended to kill commuters as part of a sick attempt to gain attention from his estranged wife when he parked his sport-utility vehicle on the train tracks.

Last August, Milanov called British actor Fry "sick" for attempting to commit suicide, in a BBC Radio 5 Live rant that heard him liken homosexuality to bestiality.

As well as raising concerns about the use and logistical challenges of post-mortem instagrams of sunsets or brunches, the site has been described as "sick" for attempting to bring back the dead, and potentially messing with the bereaved.

The sick man attempts to leave the building, only to be stopped by Walter John Noblee), who sees the man spray out blood and realizes there is a contagion.

When the piece first debuted in 1999, former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani described it as "sick" and attempted to sue the Brooklyn Museum.

17 recently assessed the hypothesis that the association between smoking cessation and health-care use was due to sicker smokers attempting to quit, rather than smoking cessation precipitating health-care use.

The survey revealed that men have high levels of anxiety about their bodies and that some resort to compulsive exercise, strict diets, laxatives or making themselves sick in an attempt to lose weight or achieve a more toned physique.

It's the planetary immune system in you making you sick in an attempt to rid you of the virus-infected tissue at the point of origin, which is your throat or all to restore order to all living things.

Blue Cross of California [parent company: Wellpoint] "routinely" violated state law when it canceled individual health insurance coverage after policyholders got pregnant or sick, making no attempt to determine whether they did anything to merit such "harsh" treatment, according to a state investigation of practices that appear to be industrywide.

"If you took me to a psychiatrist, he would say I was sick," said Mr. Uralsky, attempting to describe his lifelong affinity for music in concert.