Sentence examples similar to Intense affliction from inspiring English sources
In the fourth grade, when my affliction was most intense, I would be herded out to play kickball during our physical-education classes.
Iowa, as it happens, is famous for its work ethic, in a country whose attachment to work is so intense it is considered by some an affliction.
But as a parent, I guided my children with a lighter hand, if only to appease my wife, who tends to exclaim "Too intense!" whenever I rent us a video like "Affliction" for a romantic Saturday night.
He similarly writes that Salinger "had suffered from depression for years, perhaps throughout his entire life, and was at times afflicted by episodes so intense that he could not relate to others," but he does not really delve into its prewar sources or the reasons Salinger turned to religion as a path to overcoming this emotional affliction.
This was an altogether different affliction in which alcohol had become one of several triggers for intense light sensitivity, relentless retching and an instant, crushing pain behind the eyes that could last for a week.
AFFLICTION Schizophrenia.
