Sentence examples for somewhat morbid from inspiring English sources
Georges's mother and aunt live in Chartres, and when the newlyweds visit them Emily discovers a somewhat morbid intimacy between mother and son, who attend Mass together and make it clear that she is not invited.
I was also briefly fooled by 32 Across's "Kind of arrest", wanting it to be CITIZEN (although it would more correctly be CITIZEN'S), but instead we have the somewhat morbid CARDIAC.
She discovered art in high school, majored in it at the University of Iowa, stayed on for a graduate degree, and developed an original and somewhat morbid style of art-making which combined elements of performance art and earth art; she used her tiny but voluptuous body (she was four feet ten inches tall) in direct and visceral encounters with raw nature.
I'd just spent four years in a semiotics-heavy critical-studies program that trained me to interpret the world as a system of Saussurean semiotic signs, which, combined with my youth and insecurity, resulted in a somewhat morbid tendency to take pop culture very, very personally.
Those sacrifices gathered together to make one bold, and somewhat morbid, thought.
My somewhat morbid thought: there are lives condensed into each of these cubicles, kind of like rows of drawers in a crematorium.
Members of the HARP cohort generally appear somewhat healthier, with fewer co-morbid conditions.
There are plenty of close-to-the-bone belly laughs as the estranged McLeods hit the road for Scotland, after which an unexpectedly morbid twist takes us into altogether darker territory, somewhat at odds with the genial everyday humour.
This is supported by evidence from the MTA study, reporting a somewhat higher efficacy of multimodal interventions in case of ADHD and co-morbid disorders [ 13, 30].
A morbid, preening excitement.
