Ghoulish in a sentence as an adjective

I played MUDs till my social life withered to a pale, ghoulish shred of nothingness.

If you define it by "ghoulish", how about rewriting it to make it more clear anyway?

I'm still amazed that this incredibly ghoulish display survived the fall of Communism all the way to this day.

Rather than being ghoulish, it's thought-provoking - it's odd to see an actual historical figure in the flesh, if not the spirit.

Really, the people who designed such ghoulish "deterrents" should be held accountable for the deaths they contributed to.

I think most people are taking on this debate with the ghoulish yet all-to-possible assumption that Jobs is not going to be with us for much longer.

Most organizations are not Google or Facebook or Uber, so setting up a P2P network of registries is ghoulish overkill.

The amber alert price tag is way too highYour ghoulish calculus could take into account some of the other ways the country decides to spend its money.

Because ghoulish influencers are already swarming it and publishing to Instagram or whatever looking for likes.

I downvoted it because it is ghoulish and cynical to use a personal story like this to promote some particular research agenda.

2. showing fascination with death, disease, maiming, etc.; morbid: ghoulish curiosity.

"A righteous person would say that making money off the back of a global pandemic is at best opportunistic and at worst downright immoral—that the ghoulish deus ex machina that made short-sellers rich included hundreds of thousands of people dying and widespread economic devastation"Well, indeed.

Ghoulish definitions

adjective

suggesting the horror of death and decay; "morbid details"

See also: morbid