During this period, she meets her husband's old friend Bekhmetev, a physically unattractive, sickly man with whom she quickly becomes close.
Francis, for instance, is a robust womanizer in the show, as portrayed by Toby Regbo, when in fact he was physically fragile and sickly.
But don't come off as lazy, unless you are physically injured or sickly.
While that part of Hemingway is not untrue, it's also the case that he was a far more tormented and sickly soul, both physically and emotionally, than we ever really guessed.
It's true that, throughout the campaign, Clinton was described — by Trump, by his surrogates, and by countless people on social media — in the ugliest terms: weak, sickly, a criminal, physically repellent.
Here is a less innocent, more physically robust Keats than the sickly boy of legend or Shelley's otherworldly Adonais; a pugnacious poet, who in childhood preferred fighting to reading; he was confident, sensual, sexually active, but also rootless, mercurial and morbid.
Born into a prominent New York family, he was a sickly child, but became physically strong through "that indomitable determination which characterized him in every act of his life," according to his Times obituary.
The physically frail Simon is depicted with a sickly-green face, large, drooping bug eyes, and infected scars.
