Sentence examples for slightly morbid from inspiring English sources
I spent my teens marinated in Plath's poetry (there's a school of thought, not a very honourable one, that this is evidence that I was a slightly morbid teenage girl trapped in the body of a slightly morbid teenage boy).
Mr. Glover had a, well, slightly morbid outlook: Congress might not become more technology-forward "until older people are voted out of office or die".
He courted these men with unforced admiration, a genuine modesty and a slightly morbid enjoyment of being put down or rebuffed.
Thinking about which ones we'd like young people to read after we're gone is a slightly morbid — though perhaps valuable — exercise.
For those not familiar with "Beautiful Girls": the song combines the chords and melody of "Stand By Me" with new and slightly morbid lyrics.
The messages are reverent, if slightly morbid, looking forward to death's release from worldly cares in songs like the Golden Echoes' "Packing a Grip".
This being a column about death, I thought it would be fitting to take a peek at Google Trends and make some slightly more morbid lists of my own, with a focus on the United States.
They averaged slightly fewer co-morbid diagnoses across all hospitalizations than VA-only users did, but this disparity could be due to different practices in VA and non-VA hospitals for coding secondary diagnoses.
It was a morbid (and slightly "Lost -like) fabLost -likehe preacher gambling to save his church, and losing.
The position in literary history of the writers of The Chronicles of Narnia and Brave New World has always been slightly overshadowed by a morbid coincidence.
Although the presence of a single co-morbid condition slightly increased the adherence, the presence of two or more co-morbids led to a gradual decrease in adherence (P>0.05).
