Sentence examples for ill does from inspiring English sources

Only when he consciously thinks something equivalent to 'My dog is ill' does he become aware of his dog's illness, surely.

And if the realisation that basically anyone can be mentally ill doesn't make people more sympathetic to mental illness, is there anything that will?

And if the realization that basically anyone can be mentally ill doesn't make people more sympathetic to mental illness, is there anything that will?

Her older sister, tested after Jessa became ill, does not have the disease.

"Will Barry be under the weather when the hammer falls on his umbrella?" Hang on, under the weather means ill doesn't it?

I say "lucky" because I doubt anyone who's disabled or chronically ill doesn't feel some sort of relief, even gratitude, for that.

"How ill do you have to be?

People who are ill do not interest him".

If you become mentally ill, don't – whatever you do – tell your boss.

But the mentally ill don't have an army of lobbyists and clout-heavy executives making hefty campaign contributions.

She said Franklin, who had been diagnosed as mentally ill, did not seem to fully understand the stay.