Then she turned and paid for her taxi as her son Peter, who lived with her and whom she cared for while he was ill, looked on.
From where she sat, being ill looked an effective way of gaining attention at her expense.
During the first televised presidential debate, John F. Kennedy appeared calm and collected while his opponent, Richard M. Nixon, who had recently been ill, looked pale and unshaven.
On examination, she was ill-looking, somnolent, and had difficulty talking.
She was ill and looked it.
When the latter was ill, executives "looked instead to Sir David Barclay for decisions", said the judge.
… … .If there was no free health, all these children who are so ill looking, these children who are so sick, these parents who look so poor, would die somewhere someday, not getting any care … .
You couldn't tell at the time that I was ill just by looking at me, so I managed to go on for a while like that, keeping it to myself".
My mother was ill and I looked after her for seven years.
For greater reflection on being sympathetic to others who are ill and looking after them Karma Wilson's Bear Feels Sick, illustrated by Jane Chapman, has a kindly and caring tone.
We thought someone was ill the way he looked so worried.
