Sentence examples for distinctly ill from inspiring English sources
(The other parts sounded distinctly ill tuned).
His speed exhilarated him, and then made him feel distinctly ill.
But this pre-modern Gemeinschaft conception of an all-encompassing community that members unreflectively endorse seemed distinctly ill-suited for complex and conflict-ridden large-scale industrialized societies.
Pat Cox, the Irish president of the European parliament, called Mr Giscard's remarks "ill-advised" and "distinctly unhelpful".
And when the Italian prime minister contemplates the fate of David Cameron, consigned to political history after his own ill-starred referendum, he must feel distinctly queasy.
For BolsWessanen, the Dutch food and drink firm that makes both brands, obscurity punctuated by ill-advised mixing has produced a distinctly woozy result.On June 17th the firm gave warning that its first-half net profits would be 15-20% lower than the 79.8m guilders ($39.5m) it earned in the same period in 1997.
After the final whistle the Italian seemed in denial about his side's distinctly iffy performance, suggesting they were victims of outrageous ill fortune.
I also wrote in my travel journal and purchased a $150 power adapter to charge my laptop, and I distinctly remember the flight attendant looking at me like I was an ill-raised, needy Millennial when I asked if the plane had WiFi.
Today, both notions of Harlem — as a distinctly black piece of the New York puzzle or as a place afflicted with urban ills — no longer quite apply.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
