I'm not feeling well.

I don't feel well.

I feel unwell.

I don't feel well.

I felt sick.

I'm not feeling well.

Fando, I don't feel well.

I wouldn't feel right otherwise.

I'm not feeling well.

Oh, makes them uncomfortable. And how much makes them comfortable?

Make you feel sick, huh?

Aren't you feeling well, lady?

I felt comfortable.

I feel comfortable.

Are you feeling under the weather?

Don't you feel well?

Well, I wouldn't want you to do anything you felt was wrong.

Tom says he's not feeling any better.

Makes the customers feel uncomfortable.

I didn't feel well. You know why.

I've been very ill, but I feel better now.

The idea of two men beating each other to a pulp makes me ill.

Well, it makes me feel good.

Where did he have dinner?

Is she comfortable?

I feel so good and cool and rested. Do you, Blanche? Yes, I do.

Not now, Rachel. He isn't feeling well.

You're not feeling ill, Mrs. Chandler?

I hope you feel better for it.

Mr. Benjamin, I'm sorry, but I'm just not feeling well this morning.

You look pale. Aren't you well?

'Cause the less cops I see, the better I feel.

It felt nice, crouched under the covers !

A strange feeling came over me.

I'm feeling wretched.

When I woke up this morning, I felt a little ill.

Doesn't the music help?

It is pleasant to shave off my beard.

You should feel better since it's not him.

I don't feel sick, my stomach is just a little bit upset.

Are you comfortable, Elvira? No.

And it was a very, very uncomfortable, unpleasant feeling.

Are we uncomfortable with this image? Yes, we are.

Miss! I feel sick.

I'm not feeling very well.