Sentence examples for excessively ill from inspiring English sources

If, for example, the editor had called, to inquire after the progress of the present piece, I would have been like to reply, "Nay, Madam, I find I get on excessively ill.

Usually, patients with higher doses would be considered by the multidisciplinary team excessively ill to be submitted to passive mobilization [41], which adds value to our findings and might stimulate its practice in this specific population.

So not excessively excessive.

They meant it in the ironic sense, since Evans often appeared humorless, prone to excuses, excessively private and ill-tempered.

The International Monetary Fund said on Friday that an "excessively rapid and ill-designed" deficit reduction plan had hampered the "tepid" recovery in the US economy.

But the former French finance minister has clashed with the US Congress over its refusal to back reform and for her remarks in 2013 after the Obama administration was forced to implement spending cuts, which she considered "excessively rapid and ill-designed".

Finally, a person with a well cultivated mind is aware of how little he knows of what the future holds, and consequently is neither arrogant at his present happy circumstances nor excessively anxious about ills that might yet assail him.

The IMF said that deficit reduction this year has been "excessively rapid and ill-designed".

John Selden in his Table Talk expressed the view that an awake but excessively scrupulous or ill-trained conscience could hinder resolve and practical action; it being "like a horse that is not well wayed, he starts at every bird that flies out of the hedge".

In a lawsuit filed earlier this year, however, Texas child welfare advocates charged that the system was using pepper spray excessively, including on mentally ill detainees who were supposed to be exempted.

Unless we're excessively morbid or mentally ill, we don't tend to address the dead in the second person.