Sentence examples similar to ill invented from inspiring English sources
I so enter into them that I weep and am offended at ills I invented" (1 ).
That was the start of his career as an expert in Munchausen syndrome by proxy – now rebranded as fabricated or induced illness (FII) – the bizarre form of child abuse in which parents or carers make their children ill or invent symptoms of illness, often to gain attention.
With "Licensed to Ill" they virtually invented Cypress Hill, Limp Bizkit and Eminem.
One more surprise: who knew that (as Jessica Biel told us in her introduction to the technical award-winner) Jerry Lewis (who seemed sadly bowed by ill health last night) invented the video assist — the connection of a video camera and TV monitor to a movie camera, so that the director can watch the action while the cinematographer is at the eyepiece — a set-up which is now standard on movies?
A new behavioural trait arises in (or is invented by) an ill individual who may then demonstrate this practice; others who are ill may adopt the practice upon being exposed to it, and then become demonstrators themselves.
Yet it is shortsighted to blame an ingenious advance in technology for a social ill that has been spreading since Al Gore invented the World Wide Web and tablets and smartphones became ubiquitous.
The next day she invented a transparent excuse about her mother being ill and left.
After crosstyping was invented and blood could be transfused safely, doctors quickly decided that very ill patients do better with as normal a level of hemoglobin as could be maintained.
Aikenhead had been found guilty of a serious charge: the previous year he had several times told other young men that the doctrines of Christian theology were "a rapsodie of faigned and ill-invented nonsense".
It is like a grotesque hypothetical invented by an economics professor to illustrate when privatisation may be ill-advised.
Even Benjamin Franklin, who practically invented the self-help idea that gives hope to millions of ill-connected strivers, repeatedly pulled strings to install relatives in public jobs.
