Sentence examples for Somewhat ill from inspiring English sources

Republicans today were somewhat ill at ease.

Andrade said he was feeling "somewhat ill" and would undergo a course of treatment.

Romário, the former striker for the national football team, looked somewhat ill at ease as he declared his vote for impeachment.

The librarian, Walter Bowie Williams, who had gone to college in the North and was somewhat ill at ease in the South, was delighted to share his knowledge with his new disciple.

But other pieces, ranging from monoliths like the rough humanoid basalt "Age" (1981) to the low, coffin-shaped "Thebes" (1982) of basalt in contrasting tones, seem somewhat ill at ease in the forbidding space around them.

His political convictions, ideologically supported, call for a total revolutionary restructuring of the government, which he holds to be a dictatorship of the oligarchy, and so he feels somewhat ill at ease in this room full of unscrupulous businessmen, professional soldiers, and political opportunists.

It happened around a somewhat ill-conceived initiative of her own.

But the concept of bounded rationality has always been somewhat ill-defined in just these respects.

The right, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said Tuesday, "is somewhat ill-defined or undefined".

His argument also seems somewhat ill-informed – or, in worst case, wilfully misleading.

First, some of the required attributes seem somewhat ill-defined (how would you explain the importance of "the cool idea" to an Asian autocrat?).