Sentence examples for that's sick from inspiring English sources

But like Rick Santelli, Cambell's an authentic apostle of the angry overclass that's sick of being betrayed by "losers" and then expected to help keep the scum alive.

The collection's litany of glitter and patent leather, neon and sugar, describes a world that's sick with itself.

I wanted to get an onion for my other child that's sick.

Giuliani felt Obama did injustice to Christianity, however, saying he was "incapable" of appropriately condemning "a part of Islam that's sick".

What's wrong with this man that he can't stand up and say there's a part of Islam that's sick?" Giuliani has recently blamed Obama for "four months of propaganda" against the police, and last week said that Obama is not "a man who fights for his people".

That the AFL asked Watson to make a case to keep the Brownlow is yet another example of an administration that's sick of its burden, but lacking any other bluff to run other than "taking out the trash" during the white-heat of the US election to announce that seven AFL clubs had been handed fines by the league for failing to keep player information up to date in regards to drug testing.

It is the appendage that is sick.

It is not the state itself that is sick.

"The ones that were sick were next door, not mine," Mrs. Perez said.

Her sincerity appeals to an electorate that is sick of politics as usual.

They generally pray for their family members, or people that are sick or suffering.