Sentence examples for it's ill from inspiring English sources

"I think that's really premature, and it's ill conceived.

"The way I see it," Ms. Park said, "our government is diseased, but you don't abandon it because it's ill.

But Shonda's characters are allowed a full breadth of sexual experience – and they are not uniformly judged for their desire, even when it's ill advised at best and adulterous at worst.

Constant vigilant outrage is not only exhausting, and eventually deflating, but it's ill suited to liberal culture, which is suffused with a healthy dose of self-awareness, self-mockery, and even self-loathing.

"It's a disappointment and it's wrong and it's ill thought out," Professor Epstein, a law professor at the University of Chicago and New York University, said of the ruling.

"The Tweed Courthouse is a beautiful building and a great public space, but it's ill suited to be a museum," said Lee Skolnick, a New York architect who specializes in museums (his clients include the Guggenheim and the Cooper-Hewitt).

K&L Gates LLP partner Roberta Anderson told Law360, "Irrespective of whether the Sony trial court's view is widely adopted, it's ill-advised for policyholders to rely on general liability policies for data breaches".

It's ill-advised to pay too much attention to a network's promotional gambits, except as object lessons in what not to do.

Nonetheless, if you need to upgrade your present car, are about to have your first child or are booting the extant ones off to college and need to replace the current machine because it's ill-matched to your new lifestyle or you want a new toy now's the time.

Also true: it's ill-advised to take seriously a list that asks Baz Luhrmann to describe Blake Lively's influence, which he does like this: I've known Blake the actress, and I've known Blake the person, who would surprise many with her down-to-earth coolness.

And its alternative strategy may be wrong, but that doesn't mean it's ill-considered, or halfhearted.