Just about everyone at this newspaper is sick at heart at the way one New York Times reporter betrayed our readers and all of us with his sustained deceit and plagiarism.
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There are many reasons; the main one is that I have grown sick at heart witnessing the cynicism and even contempt with which so many people view our political institutions and leaders.
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But Cullinane is convinced that a lot of people are like him-- sick at heart about the cynical and corrosive pursuit of big money that rots the underpinnings of both major parties today.
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But so it was; and, as the jail was overstocked with others awaiting trial, it was deemed expedient to hasten the execution . . . I left the room, sick at heart.
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For now, give Clinton credit for adding the " sick at heart " ploy to the standard spin of they-did-it-too or oops-sorry-about-that.
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McNamara writes that he is admitting blame publicly now because " I have grown sick at heart witnessing the cynicism and even contempt with which so many people view our political institutions and leaders ."
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According to the " Chronicon mundi ", Alfonso VIII " received consolation from the multitude of gathering armies even though he was sick at heart from the death of [ his ] son ".
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It isn't only children, it seems, who run away from broken homes, and an old-age home can be as much a warehouse for the sick at heart as for the sickly.
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In this operatic telling, Jaufre, sick at heart from his life of princely excess, develops an idealized love for Clemence, the beautiful Countess of Tripoli, whom he only hears about from a pilgrim.
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He decided to write " In Retrospect, " he says, because he had " grown sick at heart witnessing the cynicism and even contempt with which so many people view our political institutions ."
