Sentence examples for appears ill from inspiring English sources
It is a plan that now appears ill considered.
By contrast he appears ill at ease, perhaps because she reminds him of his past.
You might think that everyone with a recent leukemia diagnosis appears ill, but that isn't true.
Reluctant to offend her benefactors, she appears ill at ease at having to referee demands for her time and attention.
Ms. Theron brims with tears through most of the film, while Mr. Townsend, who appears ill at ease, mimes various shades of exasperation.
The sophisticated commercial processes of the music industry preclude much expression of such raw humanity, and when such people do make their way through the system, it appears ill equipped to nurture them, as the case of Amy Winehouse suggests.
Our existing system of care appears ill-equipped to respond to this changing epidemiology.
Again the idea that some people are inherently trusting, whilst others are not, appears ill-founded.
The country, however, appears ill-prepared for the pace of change, putting both safety and the prospects of many hopeful airlines at risk.
While collaborative governance enhances mutual understandings and can be a source of innovation, it appears ill-suited to resolve alone the distributive dilemmas at the core of many water – and other environmental – conflicts.
"You're just visiting for four years!" THE term "college town" appears ill-fitting for a metropolis like New York, but in fact higher education exerts a huge force on the city.
