Sentence examples for public illness from inspiring English sources

And he gave dignity to the dying by his own protracted public illness.

In the end, I think my mother's long and public illness was the only thing she experienced as an accomplishment, as something separate from her roles as mother, lover, Negress.

Take the notices surrounding Friday's announcement that At Home, better known as Excite@Home, is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after a long and very public illness.

The pontiff died Saturday, aged 84, from septic shock and irreversible heart failure after a series of long and public illnesses.

Meanwhile, Catholics around the world have been paying their respects to the pontiff, who died Saturday, aged 84, from septic shock and irreversible heart failure after a series of long and public illnesses.

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During his long, sad, semi-public illness, those contradictions became not just fascinating but moving.

Since coming to public attention, illness has forced Piper to pull out of events.

Such costs included larger payments into a pension system, paid leave for vacations, public holidays, illness and maternity or paternity leave, he said.

David was too modest an artist to talk about "process"; he lived by doing what he was meant to do: educate himself in public until illness and then death drew its curtain.

The United States Department of Agriculture has been broken for a long time, and it is clear that it cannot protect the American public from illness and death from contaminated meat products.