Morbid?

Such morbid nonsense.

That's a morbid thought.

Wasn't it a rather morbid game?

I guess it's just my morbid personality.

Don't be morbid. It will be all right.

I like peace, but I ain't morbid about it.

I never listen to you when you're being morbid.

I hate it when you become morbid and gloomy.

The result of a rather morbid reaction to sunlight.

Isn't it odd that Don Diego keeps this morbid picture?

You've a poet in you but it's a damn morbid one.

Mr Vole, you must not take such a morbid point of view.

With improvements in life expectancy there is an increasing incidence of morbid states attributed to ageing.

The fabrication about the Armenian genocide is a product of morbid imagination and based on forged documents.

Probably a symptom of approaching senility, but I must confess I really don't appreciate this morbid humour.

While that might be a somewhat morbid thought, I think it has some really profound implications that are worth exploring.

Since 1997, the groups Women and Children have been defined as vulnerable ones, mostly due to their high morbid mortality.

Tretyakov is hardly alone. On the contrary, his morbid logic is a perfect reflection of the paranoid vision that has taken hold in the Kremlin.

General sent me to Sicily with a morbid task, to pick up the corpse of an old Turkish colonel who died from sunstroke while on manoeuvres in the Bosphorus.

But my joyful period was marred by solemn and morbid thoughts thoughts of walking through the prison's high security death row, as this was the only route to take me to the makeshift operating room.

If only one of our children, listening to our three stories, feels healed of the morbid fascination which cultivates within him too many false images, if anyone, perceiving the unveiled face of egoism, feels faith in human solidarity reviving within him,

We promise something great, we evangelize it, we're going to change the world. It doesn't work out too well, and so we actually go back to the well and start all over again, as the people in New York and L.A. look on in absolute, morbid astonishment.

Moreover, obesity certainly in its morbid manifestations can affect quality of life. The costs are borne not only by the individual, but also by society directly, through the health care system, and indirectly, through lost productivity, for example, and higher transport costs (more jet fuel, larger seats, etc.).

But, beneath the surface, unease in the bilateral relationship persists, partly for historical reasons. Nationalist Chinese remember imperial Russia s conquests, while many Russians have a morbid fear of the yellow peril, even though the Mongols conquered and reigned in China, while they were eventually repelled from Russia (not to mention that the Chinese never invaded Russia).

Terrorism had been clearly and definitively rejected by the international community because it violated the most basic of human rights, the right to life because it mutilated, tortured and violated human minds and bodies and because, with its underlying morbid and fascist philosophy, it aimed to paralyse social, political and cultural life and to obstruct the normal exercise of rights and freedoms.