Sentence examples for something sick about from inspiring English sources

But there's something sick about Moore's own fact-bending film-making techniques, at least according to Manufacturing Dissent.

"I think there's something sick about making entertainment out of other people's legal problems," Justice Scalia added.

He thought the purpose of having money was to spend it, and that there was something sick about hiding it in the mattress.

There is something sick about a society that treats its highest cultural totems in this hollow way, selling screams, buying the abyss.

If there is, as Strand suggests, something sick about the rampant growth of the nation's highway system and the blighted landscapes it leaves in its wake, the "new and insidious kind of serial killer" she's writing about here seems an appropriate metaphor for that systemic ­disease.

There is something sick about this country".

But I do know there's something sick, in general, about turning kids with difficulties into actors in the morality play about family life that's forever being staged in our time.

Is there something sick or unhinged or vulturish about it?

There is something very sick about it".

No doubt it says something rather sick about me that when a friend mentioned it was possible to buy a book of recipes from the kitchens of the Titanic, I felt, for the very first time, a stirring of interest in the doomed liner.

There's something really sick about the whole thing.