Sentence examples for a bit afflicted from inspiring English sources
Stout and physically vigorous, with florid tattoos on each elbow (chrysanthemums on the left, cherry blossoms on the right), Mr. Mullen didn't seem a bit afflicted last month as he bounced around the interior of Tertulia, engulfed in clouds of dust and tool noise — unless, perhaps, the affliction we're talking about was a sprinkle of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
It's time to recap how this snowfall left your elite media figures a little bit afflicted with cabin fever.
But there are times, truth be told, when "Saul" seems a little too much like its lead character: Slick, smart, desperate, driven to please and a little bit afflicted by flop sweat.
However, severely affected MS patients are every bit as afflicted as cancer patients in terms of the characteristics of the symptoms, and needs assessment of (severely) affected MS patients revealed unmet needs in those areas which could possibly be met by a palliative concept [ 8- 15, 15].
The Dart is afflicted by a bit more road noise and vibration than the Giuletta, but I noticed that only when driving the cars back-to-back.
The full-page want-ad, in last week's edition of Flight International magazine, illustrates a bit of the chaos now afflicting the airline business, which had been humming along just fine until business travel spending plunged off a cliff starting in February.
The drought of deal-making that afflicted 2011 made times a bit tougher for Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, although the private equity giant expects better times ahead.
"Sadly, this is a bit symptomatic of what I think is afflicting our country right now.
The state most afflicted by bed bugs is a bit of a surprise: Ohio.
Similarly, the 500 avoids the grey drudgery that afflicts most city-car cabins, but it's feeling a bit spartan nowadays.
Although I feel like a bit of an idiot, the revelation that the entire province is not in fact afflicted with an infectious disease is a hugely comforting and enlightening relief.
