Sentence examples for ill begins from inspiring English sources

In the Foucauldian version of history, the downward slide of the mentally ill begins with 'capitalism' and the modern state, as the former benignly neglected denizens of the village commons were now 'confined' in barrack-like asylums.

When he fell ill, beginning in 1817, the doctors always tried to stop him from writing poetry.

The Menningers' care and treatment of the mentally ill began to draw scientists interested in their ideas and eager to study at the hospital.

Atomic energy is seen by many, and with reason, as the misbegotten stepchild of the world's atom-bomb programmes: ill begun and badly done.

Under the new law, insurers that offer child-only policies must start covering all children, even the seriously ill, beginning on Thursday.

Dr. Kevorkian, outraged by what he saw as the medical profession's lack of compassion for the terminally ill, began in 1989 to work with patients to end their lives.

The meeting, moved to Wittenberg because Luther was ill, began on 21 May 1536.

* Africa, though continuing to suffer from misrule and many other ills, begins a steady march out of poverty.

Power plants in New York State will have to sharply cut their output of pollutants blamed for acid rain, smog and other environmental ills beginning next year under rules approved yesterday by state regulators.

"On Being Ill" also begins with a silly question: why isn't illness one of the great themes of literature, up there with love and battle?

Then, when he's much older, and ill, he begins to doubt, but his instincts save him, because he has been frugal throughout his life.