Sentence examples for ill disposed from inspiring English sources

Disaffected means "ill disposed, unfriendly, inimical".

The community is not ill disposed toward the young visitors.

President Ratu Josefa Iloilo "is ill disposed this morning," Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase said.

He is exuberantly ill disposed to established writers (Eliot is a "nice man" but a "bad poet," and his book on Dante is "insufferably condescending").

(John Updike, who was about as ill disposed to structuralism as a writer could be, once compared its determination to find myths and patterns everywhere to a "hunting license").

Gen. Count Alexander Grabbe, commander of the Czar's Cossack Guard Regiment from 1914 to the abdication, states in his journal that "Even persons ill disposed politically came away from an audience.

He follows Quintilian's (the complete text of the Institutio oratoria was rediscovered in the Latin West in 1416) division of belief-worthiness into very firm (firmissimum), strongly disposed (propensius), and not ill-disposed (non repugnans).[39] Credibility and truth-likeness are also related to the modal category of possibility.

And a fair number of the eyes looking back were ill-disposed.

The politicians are also ill-disposed after what it did to their own.

They are also ill-disposed to do-gooders poking about in their poisoned souls.

But, "having descended to earth, they realized they were ill-disposed to living. . . .