1
A whole host of minor ills besides snow blindness have come upon us.
2
The second is sufficient for the minor ills of life, the other is perhaps necessary in the greater ones.
3
These minor ills do not matter much as they pass; they are transient, and usually leave little pain for reflection.
4
He took the keenest delight in the scholarly and beautiful, and this accounts for his disregard of minor ills and evils.
5
The extent to which minor ills are prevalent among those who pass for "well" people is not generally appreciated.