Sentence examples for is really ill from inspiring English sources
"He is really ill," he said.
The reader is never entirely sure if the hero, Hans Castorp, is really ill or succumbing to the pleasures of institutionalisation.
"Maybe he wanted Chinese leaders to see how he drags his foot so they know he is really ill," said Sang-Hyun Lee, director of the security studies program at the Sejong Institute.
Because my mother is really ill, she's an old woman she's now 59 she can't sleep on the road like other people.
Because my mother is really ill, she's an old woman – she's now 59 – she can't sleep on the road like other people.
These data suggest that health care providers wait until the patient is really ill before smear examination is ordered.
They claimed that they do not visit PHCCs to get consultation when they are really ill (S16: -3)** or for consultation for children illness (S44: -2)**, however they seemed to visit PHCCs sometimes as they disagreed with the statement of not visiting PHCCs at all (S25: -3) and only visiting PHCCs for vaccination of children (S2: -4).
Eventually, however, Manning grudgingly forgave her: learning of Smith's final illness, she remarked that "Well, if she's really ill, we'll have to let bygones be bygones".
In the 1980s, psychiatrists in the US and UK involved in investigating a similar CFS epidemic in Nevada decided the illness was largely psychogenic, a result of patients believing they were really ill and allowing themselves to become deconditioned.
