Sentence examples for noticeably ill from inspiring English sources

Three days later, Mr. Chimbalanga arrived in court noticeably ill.

After defeating Hewitt, he was noticeably ill at ease at his news conference.

And in a preview on Sunday, Tony Roberts, playing the Cavendish family's business manager, experienced a minor seizure and became noticeably ill in his first scene, causing the matinee's cancellation.

The Times' study found that many of the rampage killers, including Sylvia Seegrist, suffered from severe psychosis, were known by people in their circles as being noticeably ill and needing help, and received insufficient or inconsistent treatment from a mental health system that seemed incapable of helping these especially intractable patients.

Returning to Montreal for training camp for the 1925 26 season, Vézina was noticeably ill, though he said nothing about it.

But public health sleuths are still scrambling to figure out some essential facts about the virus: how it spreads from person to person, who is most (and least) vulnerable, when a victim is most contagious, and how long the virus incubates before making its victims noticeably ill.

He woke up on Saturday 11 December noticeably iller than he had been the day or night before, pale to the point of waxiness, really quiet and faintly blotchy, like cold winter skin on your thighs but without a temperature.

All of this is likely to hit revenues, at least noticeably, in an industry that can already ill afford it.

While the effort from the Australian team was noticeably more impressive, too many infringements and occasional ill-discipline hurt the Wallabies as they looked to match the physicality of the All Black forwards.

She was noticeably frail that cold, rainy afternoon; she had been ill during the past few months and she confided in her typical candid fashion that only one of her kidneys was working.

Having ill-fitting or over-used equipment can have a noticeably negative impact on your game.