Sentence examples for illness himself from inspiring English sources

Even if, sometimes, maybe, Julian did not entirely believe in the illness himself.

The singer broke the news of his illness himself at the Moon River theatre last November.

A few months later, Lawrence came down with the illness himself, and had to be nursed back to health by his mother, who escaped her crushing grief over one son by caring for another.

Keats, with medical training, having suffered chronic illness himself, and influenced like his contemporaries by "colonial medical discourse", was deeply aware of this threat.

George had only just recovered from a serious illness himself, after being confined to bed for six weeks with typhoid fever, the disease that was thought to have killed his grandfather Prince Albert.

One fear I have, usually unspoken, is that he'll get a serious illness himself, one that'll require him to go to a ton of doctors and endure a lot of pain, which, at 55, is at least a possibility for someone with such a sedentary lifestyle.

When he applied at CBS, he kept his illness to himself.

A coroner's report found that Mr. Drybrough, who was suffering from a psychiatric illness, hanged himself from a ladder in his home in July 2005.

Then Jason-Eric Wilson, a 16-year-old with a history of mental illness, killed himself in a Harlem shelter hotel room last Monday.

The film looks to be an old-fashioned "based on a true story" tear-jerker about a formerly brilliant violin and cello student, Nathaniel Ayers (Foxx), who through mental illness found himself living down and out on the streets of LA.

The actor John Inman, who has died aged 71 after a long illness, endeared himself to millions as the outrageously camp menswear shop assistant in the 1970s BBC television series Are You Being Served.