Sentence examples for some sort of illness from inspiring English sources

As they describe the situation, they usually fall back on some sort of illness metaphor.

Approximately 300m women in poor countries currently suffer from some sort of illness due to pregnancy or childbirth.

And even if she did have some sort of illness – she could have TB or whatever – it's no business of theirs".

At some point you will see me at my lowest, and I hope you will care for me the way that you would care for anyone else who has some sort of illness.

They all agreed he was suffering from some sort of mental illness at the time of the shooting, but disagreed on the extent of the illness.

"We have diagnosed him as having some sort of mental illness," she said.

I'm hoarse from saying that one in four people globally have some sort of mental illness.

In total 26% of people killed by police exhibited some sort of mental illness, with at least 29 cases identified where the person killed was suicidal.

It was like some sort of shameful illness that was not to be mentioned in polite society, not by gentiles and not by Jews.

I didn't encourage homosexuality, though I am immensely interested in it, not only because I experienced some confusion myself, but also because I was appalled that it was regarded as some sort of mental illness.

Around half of all prisoners in the United States have some sort of mental illness, and a similar proportion has only basic literacy skills (at best), but courts have frequently ruled that neither mental illness nor illiteracy excuses an inmate from the exhaustion requirement of the P.L.R.A. Juveniles are not exempt, either.