sickliness การใช้

• Boswell was unhappy there, and his sickliness began to manifest itself in the physical incidents associated with nightmares and extreme shyness.
• His sickliness however prevented him from devoting his whole energy to the new era of Prussian public life that was then just beginning.
• As the syndrome involves a lack of essential fat, more than half of those diagnosed are underweight, sometimes to the point of sickliness and emaciation.
• Meanwhile, the sickliness of the corporate bond market is also seen in the interest rates that high-yield issues must pay to attract investors have been rising.
• Some have suggested this advice is particularly in reference to purifying low quality drinking water, while others suggest it was simply intended to help his digestion and general sickliness.
• He is depicted as " a parvenu, " and " his sickliness and his failure at love and sex compensate for his Jewish superior intelligence,"
• But the dictionary can only speculate on the connection, saying it may lie in the connotations of sickliness, and consequent lack of force and vigor, in the word yellow.
• But they came from opposite ends not only of the hemisphere but also of emotional and physical range; Castro's volcanic personality and stature complemented Guevara's cool detachment and sickliness.
• For skepticism is the most spiritual expression of a certain complex physiological condition called in ordinary language nervous debility and sickliness; it arises whenever races or classes long separated from one another are decisively and suddenly crossed.
• Her memoir tells of her sickliness as a girl ( she was " bean-pole skinny and as fragile as a microwave souffli " ) and of her mother's nomadic search for a diagnosis, which always stopped just short of answers.
• The liquidity of her phrasing in the second movement of Sonata No . 6 she juxtaposed colors granitic and gauzy to eerily brilliant effect before closing the written program with a rabid rendition of the one-piano version of " La valse ", accentuating the sickliness of Ravel's distorted waltzes.
• Her memoir tells of her sickliness as a girl ( she was " bean-pole skinny and as fragile as a microwave souffli " ) qnd ofmother gave her, Julie was prodded to play up her " illness " for doctors while her mother took the role of the beleaguered caretaker.