Sentence examples for ill kind from inspiring English sources

Specifically, CU traits were computed as the sum of three APSD CU items (unconcerned about others' feelings; lack of guilt; breaks promises) and five SDQ Prosocial items, reverse coded (considerate of other's feelings; shares with other children; helpful if someone is hurt, upset, or ill; kind to younger children; volunteers to help others).

"I can't believe anybody calling themselves a nurse could fail to give someone who is very ill that kind of attention but it was completely missing," Clwyd added.

Yet, for good and ill, the kind of historical forces that were at work during the miracle - mass migration, industrialism, urbanisation, modern transport, women's entry into the labour market - have shaped the way Italians eat in far more important and fascinating ways than have Virgil or Caravaggio.

"Chronically ill" was kind of long-winded.

Mr. Hannah spent much of his adult life as an alcoholic manic-depressive, so it isn't a shock that his tale spinners often come off as hyperverbal but mentally ill, the kinds of guys with faded-denim eyes who buttonhole you in train stations and greasy spoons.

I was recovering from a freak illness, I told myself, but this man was very ill — a different kind of patient altogether.

Would anybody prescribe for a mentally ill person the kind of environment that a prison needs to be, let alone the kind of environment that actually exists in our oldest and most unsuitable prisons?

Progressives can ill afford this kind of sniping.

"Hard-working New Yorkers can ill afford that kind of waste".

It was beautiful, but I was ill with some kind of food poisoning, and had to go straight back to the hotel to be violently sick.

You probably have a better chance of getting struck by lightening in Central Park than getting ill from any kind of food".