Sentence examples for ill life from inspiring English sources

I've been tested for HIV every six months throughout my entire adult life -- even during years-long periods of total celibacy (when you're ill, life reprioritizes itself), and I remain HIV negative.

Patients will be excluded from the research evaluation if they are unable to provide informed consent, e.g. due to psychosis, dementia or severe learning disabilities, are terminally ill (life expectancy less than 12 months), unable to use a computer due to physical or mental impairment or possess English language skills insufficient to use the intervention.

John has been terribly ill, life-threateningly ill, in fact when Ian told us that he'd been shipped out to the local hospital it crossed our minds that it might be curtains.

Somehow, through some sort of kooky mystical magic, Yacht manages to write songs about all the ills life throws at us, with a pulse and excitement that makes me want to bungee-jump off a bridge into my compost heap.

One letter was written by a Filipino student, saying that he was fatally ill, his life was very risky, and that he would"confine to bed to await the benefit of the happening".

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Chronically out of sorts, creatively ill (his life would have been far happier after the introduction of decongestants), prone to "enthusiasms" we might now call mania, argumentative, often spectacularly drunk, Crane would have gotten on anyone's nerves.

Professor Liebman's study made 10 suggestions for improving the system, including barring the death penalty for juveniles or the mentally ill, making life imprisonment without parole an alternative and appointing competent defense counsel.

When a loved one gets seriously ill, your life spins out of control no matter what.

The planet's subtropical jet streams are creeping toward the poles, boding ill for life in temperate climes.

Memoirs are stories, and for good or ill, real life does not happen in the form of stories.