Sentence examples for is really unwell from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, when said child is really unwell, you will be required to gather their dung and dig around in it with little clear sticks, scooping big hunks out and into vials containing clear chemical solutions.

"I'm really unwell," she wrote, "and in danger".

She was really unwell: her heart rate was fast and she made only strange groaning noises.

"For the first time in my almost seven year journey with cancer, this year I've been really unwell," Ainscough wrote.

"We've got to somehow encourage GPs and the public to reserve them for those who are really unwell.

The jury also found that police doubts that Rigg was really unwell was another failing as was the "failing to secure an ambulance as quickly as possible".

In my case I regularly came to dinner, except when I was really unwell (even when suffering a great deal) up to the very last day".

Similarly, one 30-year-old woman said "I have been really unwell for the last couple of months and I look forward to this treatment.

(S22) … sometimes there is maybe conscious over-exaggeration … [a patient] was very well walking on the arm of her friend who was very supportive … but when I assessed her on the couch it was much more difficult: she wanted to prove to me that she was really unwell.

Most airlines will not allow you to fly if you are really unwell so do not be surprised if you are told you are not fit to fly.

This I presume is to rebuke anyone foolhardy enough to suggest: if you've got a cold pal, if you're really genuinely feeling unwell and not putting it on cos you're a self-regarding moaner, then you should be at home, in bed having a fevered dream about an ostrich egg.