Sentence examples for sick sort of from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's a sick sort of honor to even be nominated.

Against that backdrop, the shameless price-gouging policy of Shrekli's latest vesture, Turing, starts to make a sick sort of market sense.

I'm no longer confused by what happened between us: it makes a sick sort of sense, but I'm too sickened by what he is said to have done to so many other women to care about him anymore.

So Russell is Elmer Gantry Jr.? That makes a sick sort of sense.

That sick sort of way you feel nostalgic when you run into someone you used to have feelings for, then remember the night they threw up on you.

Banality gives way to a sick sort of freedom, to explore and experiment, through art, the true meaning of right and wrong, scared and evil, subconscious and reality.

"After a while," she said, "I felt vaguely sick and sort of miserable all the time.

I mean, look at me!" He grins, and waves his hands in the direction of his virtually non-existent chest: "Hardly boy-band material!" "Casanova was confessional, in a ÔI'm a sick bastard' sort of way," he chortles.

I sat back down with my little glass of wine, feeling kind of sick, and sort of knowing what was coming next.

Write Sick across your head or write sick on some sort of headband to resemble him.

Here's a link to ActionAid, who feed the starving and heal the sick and that sort of thing.