Sentence examples for physically unwell from inspiring English sources

More widely, it is increasingly recognised that mental illness interacts negatively with both poverty and physical illness, with the mentally ill more likely to be poor and physically unwell and vice versa; as such, countries that experience poverty and high levels of physical illness are also likely to experience high levels of mental illness, compounding existing challenges [ 3, 11- 13].

Many rough sleepers are physically unwell and have mental health and drug problems.

He looks, for a second, like he might actually be physically unwell.

That's typical of alexithymics: They feel physically unwell rather than recognize emotional reactions.

Unable to work, physically unwell and mentally unstable, I had hit rock bottom.

A whole Pinterest wall of inspirational sayings can make me physically unwell.

Many participants expressed strong opinion that patients accessed medical TB care only after trying traditional treatment and when physically extremely unwell, or for another medical condition.

31 Older people saw the benefits of discussions to include assurance that their wishes would be respected, 30 the opportunity to address important issues of care and treatment before becoming cognitively impaired 26 or physically seriously unwell, 24 and to assist loved ones in making decisions.

Practitioner Services participants generally agreed with this, but some took the view that many of the patients with problem drug use were getting older, becoming physically more unwell and maybe quite naturally their perceived aggression and drug seeking behaviour had settled down.

Mr. Simm, who resembles Jeff Tweedy of the band Wilco, gives a superb performance, playing Raskolnikov as unwell, physically unreliable and foully unclean: a man with the comportment of a strung-out rock star.

With a small amount of university funding, she started her first Get Into Reading group, not for people who were physically or emotionally unwell, but for people who hadn't had much formal education.