Sentence examples for personal ills from inspiring English sources

Getting a job is presented by politicians as the panacea for both social and personal ills.

I thought it was amazing that one's ability to narrate one's personal ills could be seen in that way.

The invitation to punch out has been made worryingly irresistible to ordinary, decent people: [think of] the effort that is put in daily to make people blame immigrants or the unemployed for their personal ills.

Should we not focus on our present life instead of blaming a past causation for our personal ills?

Once, during his not-infrequent stays in jail, Gandhi had prepared a pair of sandals for Smuts, who recalled that there was no hatred and personal ill-feeling between them, and when the fight was over "there was the atmosphere in which a decent peace could be concluded".

He attributed some of the mistrust to personal ill will among local residents toward one of the men who had started the campaign, who some felt was riding the current narrative of Mr. Parker and Mr. White for his own political purposes.

Without wishing him any personal ill will, let's hope he gets a grilling.

The more such cases, the easier it is to present their personal ill-being as public one.

Of all those who reside in the two chambers, it is Lord Tebbit, whose wife was paralyzed in the attack, and Lord Wakeham, whose wife was killed, who are likely to be the most affronted, particularly as Lord Tebbit has confessed to feeling "some personal ill towards Mr. Magee and all of his murderous friends and employers".

Third year medical students who had experienced personal ill health in the previous three years had lower examination results than those who had not (t = 2.8; df = 321; p = 0.006).

As a supervisor I have helped supervisees who are struggling with serious and upsetting patient complaints, seriously ill relatives, personal illnesses and serious clinical errors, all of which can trigger the kind of breakdown that leads one to seek professional help.