Sentence examples for is feeling poorly from inspiring English sources
"is feeling poorly" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe someone's physical health, for example: "John is feeling poorly today, so he won't be able to attend the meeting."
I was only half-listening, truth be told, but it seems the Aussie is feeling poorly today and may not be in a position to launch any attacks.
Today I'm feeling poorly, a bit weak.
'Here's Merle, he's been feeling poorly lately.' " "Yeah," Biff said.
Ms. Nefyodova was feeling poorly and lying in bed when the militants returned.
"No," the Irish bard replied, "my wife has been feeling poorly and disinclined".
Sievey, ever the optimist, cancelled a gig the day before he died because he was feeling poorly but promised his fans he'd be back soon.
But the following morning Loredana informed me that her father was feeling poorly and that it would not be possible to continue.
In a letter to Scotland, telling of the death of Old James in 1829 (a cancer, not much pain until near the end, though "it eat away a great part of his cheek and jaw"), Andrew mentions that his wife has been feeling poorly for the past three years.
At another point in the discussion, one of the patients, Cynthia Sacco, told Mr. Bush that after doctors could not figure out why she was feeling poorly in 2002, she went to the Youngstown Community Health Center and was quickly given a diagnosis of uterine cancer.
If you're feeling poorly, by the way, please stay home — and do so early and not grudgingly.
Spend £60 on a blanket and hold it over your body when you're feeling poorly, and thank me for it later.
