Sentence examples for an indisposed from inspiring English sources
(The conductor Cristian Macelaru replaced an indisposed Pierre Boulez).
Ms. Hahn was a late substitute for an indisposed Midori.
Called to substitute for an indisposed baritone in Brahms's "German Requiem," he became famous practically overnight.
Reisha Adams, replacing an indisposed Lucy Crowe as Pamina, displayed verve and confidence.
Elizabeth Llewellyn's Countess was an admirable late replacement for an indisposed Kate Valentine.
When he replaced an indisposed baritone as the Herald in Wagner's Lohenrgin at short notice, Europe sat up and listened.
In a hall more than usually filled with the coughing of a strikingly indisposed audience, at that moment you could have heard a pin drop.
The only thing that stopped him in his tracks was the arrival of a grandson in 1828 - 'such joy has made me a little indisposed'.
It's not only viruses that can render a singer "indisposed".
We may, Iain, but I'm a touch indisposed right now.
Cole Porter's 1934 song, "Miss Otis Regrets," a wry blues tale about a society lady indisposed to answer questions, had its modern variation last week during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings on President Obama's nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan.
