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I can’t afford it at all; I can’t afford the expenses of the treatment (though he has saved lots of money).
Despite being able to afford [expenses for treatment], to earn the sympathies of people, uttering: ‘I have no money for food, so how can I get money for treatment!’
I am completely on a restricted diet (though if he is invited somewhere, so he is there first).
Doctor! I am taking my medicine exactly on time (though he is not taking his medicines quite often).
A diabetic states: ‘I do not even taste sweets’ (though he does not abstain from eating sweets).
Reply to the advice offered to a fat man to reduce his weight: ‘I am taking much care of my diet’ (though whether it is Karhaayi Gosht (a type of meat dish) or fried Gosht (Asian dish), soft drink or cold drink, Qawrmah or Biryani, pies or Samosa, in short whatever is brought before him is not spared!)
Despite being aware of the illness uttering: ‘I am fine’.
‘I am not ill.’
After making lots of complaints, saying: ‘I have remained patient.’ (This will be a sinful lie only when someone has the definition of patience in his mind.)
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