Sentence examples for a bit ill from inspiring English sources

I am not even a bit ill.

Don't they just make you feel a bit ill?

"By this point the mould was awful, we all got a bit ill.

"Frankly, some of the things I've been reading make me feel a bit ill.

He's feeling a bit ill, or "odd" as he puts it.

True, these facts of nature leave every Western society a bit ill at ease.

He was nice but a bit ill-at-ease.

I feel a bit ill-placed to go to a full service.

The restaurant's menu is a bit ill-conceived, and the kitchen delivers the goods only half the time.

The bank's monetary policy, however, can look a bit ill-fitting at times, especially now as prices of food and energy increase.

The crew are almost all incredibly pretty, and employed, apparently, on that basis, or perhaps there's some kind of affirmative-action programme meant to be going on under the north pole, which is a bit ill-thought-out, because most of them in the next five weeks are surely going to die, whereas, in fact, most people doing this kind of job are the precise opposite: ugly, clever, don't die.