Sentence examples for has an ailment from inspiring English sources

Like Douglas, Harley has an ailment -- heart trouble -- that is open to metaphorical reading, and, like Douglas, she is ill equipped to fulfill conventional expectations.

Though she loves the impetuous Hoffmann, she is beholden to her worried father, who is convinced that, like her deceased mother, Antonia has an ailment that will cause her death if she continues to sing.

Suppose further that she describes her ailment in her thigh as "arthritis", and she also thinks that she has an ailment in her knee joint to which the French term applies.

Although this product isn't designed to completely replace veterinarians, it can save pet owners a lot of money if they suspect their pet has an ailment.

"I had an ailment called synesthesia," Juster explained, pronouncing the word carefully.

"When you have an ailment, and then you try to protect, you affect something else," Manuel said.

Robert Kennedy, with perfect parsing, said that his brother "does not now nor has ever had an ailment described classically as Addison's disease".

Victims invoke the disaster just about every time they have an ailment, from heart disease to breathing trouble to Parkinson's disease.

All retired players, including those who cannot prove they have an ailment, will be eligible for medical monitoring and would be compensated if they developed one of the conditions in the future.

Most Swiss would see their GP if they have an ailment – but foreigners tend to go straight to the hospital, so we've had to pay for the extra cost.

I'm not questioning the fact that he genuinely had an ailment … but I just say to you, the system didn't demand that he go back to work, the system wrote him off.