Sentence examples for a rather ill from inspiring English sources

Looking down on the shoppers and tourists are a bizarre set of carvings with medieval ailments - including a victim of the plague and a rather ill looking Black Prince.

But over here there have been precious few attempts to spark a revival of interest in recent years, other than a rather ill-judged production of Il Prigioniero at English National Opera.

In 1985 Border had complained about county sides fielding below-strength lineups in tour matches, so in 1989 counties were offered cash prizes – a share of £25,000 – for wins over the tourists, in a rather ill-thought-out attempt to ensure competitive matches.

In an irony that will not be lost on him, Roman Polanski chose a rather ill-timed moment this week to get arrested for the 1977 incident that closely follows most biographical descriptions of the Oscar-winning director.

5) The in vitro reconstitution experiments are performed with a rather ill-defined mixture of four components.

According to the authors' own experience, however, it is rarely the case for TFs, which seem to have a rather ill-defined native conformation, even for very small tags.

Indeed, what has increased in the course of evolution is order and its corollary, organization [ 34], complexity being a rather ill-defined and intuitive concept, except in the very abstract Rosennean definition of being "non-simulable", i.e. Turing incomputable, and in the objective, functional and molecular definitions referred to in the forelast section[ 35, 36].

The last component, qI, with the slowest relaxation, is a rather ill-defined component which traditionally includes a non-relaxing component related to irreversible damage, such as the inactivation of D1 protein in the Photosystem (PS) II reaction center [ 1, 2].

For our purposes, they can be grouped into three classes: (1) actin > GFP is found in all cells of the pouch; (2) Dad4 > GFP and salE > GFP expression domains are rather broad with a rather ill-defined edge and centered on the A-P axis; and (3) dpp > GFP and ptc > GFP form a narrow stripe along the A-P axis.

Perhaps the most successful film, at least in terms of setting a goal and achieving it, was Morgan Spurlock's Super Size Me, a highly entertaining documentary in which Spurlock eats nothing but McDonald's food for a month, becoming rather ill and fat.

Later he visited Stevenson's grave, high on a hill, rather ill-kept, and mentions the famous lines on the tombstone.