Sentence examples for Who afflicts from inspiring English sources

A youth who afflicts Essex Fells.

By Morris Bishop The New Yorker, April 17 , 1937P. 27 A youth who afflicts Essex Fells... View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.

Then there's Mr. Van Maanen, the Vietnam vet who, afflicted with post-traumatic stress disorder, said he sees his art making as "self-preservation — it's how I get through the day".

Based on an article by Berton Roueché that appeared in this magazine, it depicts a family man and schoolteacher, Ed Avery Jamess Mason), who, afflicted with a normally fatal vascular inflammation, is saved by the new "miracle drug," cortisone, but suffers from serious side effects: mental disturbances that grow from depression to full-blown psychosis.

Epilepsy appears within Greek mythology: it is associated with the Moon goddesses Selene and Artemis, who afflicted those who upset them.

It also tells me that God is coming for those "who afflict the righteous, who take a bribe, and push aside the needy in the gate" (Amos 5 12).

I didn't know Grant the father of four children, who had a love affair with Mexico and learned Spanish... who lost all his money in a Ponzi scheme on Wall Street and who, afflicted with throat cancer, set off to write his memoir so his wife, Julia, could have money after his death," White reflected.

It's not just the young who are afflicted, either.

But at least those who are afflicted can read baseball stories with datelines from Clearwater and Scottsdale.

People who are afflicted with asthma move to Washington Heights because they want a higher altitude.

He turns out to be one of the first of millions of Britons who become afflicted.