“morbidly”造句，怎麼用morbidly造句

weak or sickly person especially one morbidly concerned with his or her health.

Assuming you're not grossly underweight or morbidly obese, a relatively stable weight is a sign of good health.

Today we appear to have excelled the hypochondriac cultures of the past by elevating the morbidly self-involved to the level of paragon.

Internally, demand departure results in duty criminal's seeking for power, money and badger games morbidly. Motivation departure leads to duty criminal's crazy enthusiasm produced by struggle target.

Now Mr Mubarak, widely written off with "only a year to live, if that", seems to have been handed the Heavenly baton and charged with proving the pundits morbidly wrong.

Germany was morbidly overexcited and unbalanced.

And the 1.0 version, like everything, was really morbidly awful, and nobody could imagine using it.

The passenger who had to stand during a seven-hour flight because of a morbidly obese man sitting next to him has today spoken about his ordeal.

They take more time off work because of their various ailments, and when they are at work the morbidly obese produce less, equivalent to 22 days of lost production per year.

The boy was morbidly sensitive, with a hallucinatory imagination.

The morbidly passionate tenderness with which his mother received him was by no means gratifying to the sixteen-year-old officer.

The van der Luydens were morbidly sensitive to any criticism of their secluded existence.

There's something morbidly fascinating about the thought.