Sentence examples for sicknesses in from inspiring English sources

Jim Simpson, the Flea's founder and artistic director, said he agreed to produce "These Seven Sicknesses" in New York sight unseen, based on a rave from Sarah Wansley, the Flea's company manager, who attended a New York workshop.

But it's Maggie Gyllenhaal's feisty suffragette and family black sheep Charlotte Dalrymple who gives the piece heart and soul as the tireless social campaigner for whom poverty and inequality are the only sicknesses in real need of a cure.

Does it not anger anyone else that many of the last two centuries' geniuses are now being labeled with various and sundry sicknesses in our current culture?

The novelist and poet D.H. Lawrence once claimed that "one sheds one's sicknesses in [writing] books, and in the process of creating, repeats and presents again one's emotions to be master of them".

According to Glajar, this is the world of the narrator's mother, who writes of her sicknesses in her letters in the hope of keeping her daughter emotionally connected to her home village.

We are no longer suffering from any sicknesses in our house.

With sickness in your throat you went below And lay half-sick till port.

With sickness in your throat you went below      And lay half-sick till port.

"In health, in sickness, and in the party".

Epidemiologists track sickness in populations.

Fascism is a sickness in the soul.