Sentence examples for illness bearing from inspiring English sources
Jutel argues that discursively denoting overweight and obesity as diseases and "epidemics" (2006, p. 2270) frame fat bodies as non-normative, illness bearing, and in need of pharmaceuticals, clinical monitoring, and/or surgical treatment.
"He remains seriously unwell but he's bearing up with that illness," he said.
One group often identified as having low socioeconomic status, those living in remote or rural areas, are often recognised as bearing an unequal burden of illness in society.
When Secretary Sullivan spoke of a group "already bearing more than its share of smoking-related illness and mortality," he was speaking a tragic truth.
China has seen a number of mass stabbings and other attacks in recent weeks carried out by people bearing grudges against society or suffering from mental illness.
Hawaii's isolation from foreign illness slowly disintegrated through the nineteenth century as trading ships arrived bearing the yellow flag of disease.
Regardless of what life throws at you, be it illness, heartbreak or death, you have to brave it and just carry on; bearing the burden until it lessens to a metaphorically speaking grain of sand.
Today only a few institutions are seriously offering insurance, even though it is particularly valuable to the poor; yet death and illness, for example, are major risks for banks making small loans, and inevitably they charge for bearing that risk.
Beware advisers bearing gifts.
Lunchtime was bearing down.
