Sentence examples for Deeply afflicted from inspiring English sources

Deeply afflicted with underdevelopment, these countries were cut off from the "economic miracles" other Western European states were experiencing.

Mr. Netanyahu also said that the sanctions, which have deeply afflicted Iran's economy, were precisely what had driven Iran to appear more flexible about making a deal.

Cosimo was deeply afflicted when his wife, two of his daughters, and two of his sons all died within six years (1557 62); his enemies exploited these misfortunes to spread calumnies against the dynasty.

I just started watching Grey's this summer (I know) so I'm still not caught up with the story, but I like that at its heart, Grey's is still a show about the deeply conflicted helping the deeply afflicted.

And that is, again: This whole "controversy" has confirmed Wright's fundamental assertion that our culture is still deeply afflicted by bigotry.

His defense lawyers argued that he was deeply afflicted with PTSD and his wife testified that in the days before the attack that he assaulted her too, acting "very crazed," "panicked" and "spinning out of control". Jones' jury found that he committed the murder under severe mental or emotional disturbance, but sentenced him to death regardless.

Nelson immersed herself so deeply that she began to be afflicted by what she called "murder mind": "I could work all day on my project with a certain distance, blithely looking up 'bullet' or 'skull' in my rhyming dictionary.

This progressive neurocognitive impairment deeply impacts the lives of those afflicted and their families and is responsible for worsening of social abilities.

These actions bespeak a Trump afflicted by uncharacteristic loyalty — or deeply afraid of what Flynn knows.

"A number of the journalists interviewed were deeply unhappy, prey to symptoms of P.T.S.D. and depression, but surprisingly unaware of what afflicted them," the researchers wrote.

For those who worked alongside him and were deeply stirred by his courage, he will remain a symbol of hope for many others who are equally afflicted.