Sentence examples for ill does not from inspiring English sources

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

Second, the fact that the shooter is mentally ill does not mean that his mind and brain exist in a vacuum.

From Chinese people's perspectives, "someone feels ill" does not mean "someone is really ill" and rather reflects his/her feelings for his/her body.

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?

"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.

Griffiths, who stepped in when Gambon was taken ill, doesn't have those lugubrious dewlaps: he's dishevelled but dainty, both swarmingly anxious and buoyantly breezy.

Even the title makes you ill, doesn't it?

Just cos you're ill doesn't mean you can't shower'.

People who are ill do not interest him".