Sentence examples similar to really be unwell from inspiring English sources

Another woman (39 years) said "They have really helped me; I used to be unwell with fevers, had no appetite and felt tired all the time.

Mr Maleh, 80, is reported to be unwell.

I remember what it feels like to be unwell.

It's only really when you're unwell you start thinking about it.

One argued that there was no need to test if you did not feel unwell and looked after yourself—"I wouldn't even think of having my vitamins tested, or anything else tested, unless I was feeling really odd or I was unwell.

Could a man as vulnerable and unwell as Mire's brother suggests really be guilty of terrorism?

She said her mother was in a lot of pain, adding: "It was really awful". "She apparently had been unwell and didn't want to go to bed so she was sitting on a chair and when they found her she was sitting on the floor". Mrs O'Neill said that Runwood Homes told her via a telephone call at lunchtime on Monday that her mother had been discharged from the nursing unit to Antrim Area hospital.

"She had been unwell, and was really too frail, but she had a go," Leigh recalled.

She had been unwell, and was really too frail, but she had a go.

So is it really women who are making all the fuss about being unwell?

Garrick was unwell, however.