Sentence examples for considered ill from inspiring English sources

I don't get benefit for this as I wouldn't be considered ill enough.

Circus people, vaudevillians and other intemperate spenders were considered ill tempered or grouchy, and their moneybags were called grouch bags.

Lawless has carefully rethought his production, which many considered ill conceived when it opened three years ago.

While religious authorities here view homosexuality a clear sin, transsexuals are considered ill and in need of the help that such an operation can provide.

Mr. Vance was secretary of state from 1977 until 1980, when he resigned in protest over President Jimmy Carter's decision to try a military rescue of American hostages in Iran, an action that he considered ill advised and futile.

Likewise, Dr. Tian said, it is usually not hard to distinguish between a religious believer in a hypnotic or "altered state" -- who is not considered ill -- and a person whose ego is shattered.

It seems to me the entire system is geared toward rewarding those who take what could be considered ill-considered risks.

The prosecutors argue that a conspiracy to use the corporate donations in state races amounts to an illegal activity, so the money can be considered ill-gotten.

He also urged without success the transference of the major theatre of war to the Mediterranean as an alternative to invasions of Great Britain and the Soviet Union, strategies he considered ill-advised.

If none of the guards evaluates to true, then the model is considered ill-formed.

Throughout the 19th century, university-trained M.D.s had struggled for control of treatment against competitors they considered ill-trained, ignorant quacks.