“A member of a family, suffering an indisposition, is usually accorded special treatment by the others; cups of tea, aspirins, a tot of whisky.”

“He had heard that there was, in a certain high quarter, an indisposition towards granting Mr. Ogilvie's claim.”

“Hyder Ally's indisposition towards that government, as well as his intimate connections with the French, were publicly known.”

“Thanks to the indisposedness of her excellent spouse, this beautiful and kindhearted woman had a sullen cast to her lips, which, incidentally, was quite becoming.”