Sentence examples for sickly of from inspiring English sources

Broadhurst Theatre, New York, 22 October If love never dies, the public's passion for new shows by Andrew Lloyd Webber has been sickly of late.

My parents' closest friends were still too young to be in assisted living, and it was the more sickly of their acquaintances that we would happen upon when my parents, having chits to use up, invited us to dinner.

She said, 'Dad, Johnny Depp' and points to Johnny Depp's picture and I go, 'Doesn't he look kind of sickly, kind of pale?' And she goes, 'He's dreamy.'".

The 777 tour felt symbolic of the current sickly condition of chart pop.

But even more than usual, this production offers an acute list of grievances about the sickly state of the Broadway musical.

Espresso Oreo is intense and grown-up, and the grapefruit ice lacks the sickly sweetness of most brands, tasting instead of fresh-squeezed, delicious juice.

The ground is coated with a dark syrup while the air is full of the sweet and slightly sickly smell of a bakery in the morning.

I read endless blogposts on the subject and disappeared down an Instagram-rabbit hole of sickly sweet photographs of larger families.

DVD's are perfect for fast-paced arc shows like "24," increasing the intensity of the action and introducing the sickly pleasures of binge-viewing.

Regrettably, it may often shine with the coarse flame of anger and pride, with the sickly gleam of the fascist's polished boot.

Every surface has a sickly sheen of anxiety; every face is a mask of suppressed pain.