Sentence examples for sort of ill from inspiring English sources

Robin is ill, the sort of ill where people never send her get well cards because they don't think she will.

"The main thing was just – well, I think he was sort of ill all the time – but in between crises he was a lovely, lovely boy, but he was just – somehow no one could handle, no one could cope with him right from the word go, the playgroup…" Later she gives a tour of their photographs.

But it's that sort of ill discipline that will find out at this level.

He did say he got "sort of ill" doing it.

There was no sort of ill-will between us.

Once or twice I was reminded of William Scott, or a sort of ill-tempered art informel painter.

Jackson began the campaign with the sort of ill-timed overconfidence that comes from living in a bubble.

"It's these sort of ill-informed, prosaic points of view that has got us to this sorry pass of fucking 'prequels' in the first place," gavinscottw wrote.

It is worrying that he is providing this sort of ill-informed advice on energy policy and climate risk to the highest levels of government".

It will be the increasingly mature Murray and his home-court support against the combustible Janowicz, who looks like the sort of ill-shaven competitor who enjoys a big occasion even if the roars are against him.

He lambasts Mr Blair for failing to take seriously the challenge of public morality and for concentrating power within the executive, thus leaving the House of Commons "a sort of ill-tempered Hogwarts [Harry Potter's alma mater]".