Sentence examples for a sickness of from inspiring English sources

It had been an absurdity — indeed, a sickness — of which they had needed to be cured as promptly as possible.

Society is suffering from a "sickness," of which the popularity of Harold Robbins ("a reptile") is a symptom.

And yet: "Why did the one rare, spectacular thing in her life have to be a sickness of nature"?

Yet it would be wrong to blame either the students or their counselors for what is a sickness of the zeitgeist aggravated by the mushrooming number of applicants and misguided notions that only 20 colleges are worth attending.

Labour, with its "Controls on immigration" mug, has wilfully contributed to a political culture whereby immigration is understood not as an enriching opportunity but a sickness of which migrants are the most obvious symptom.

Partnering Ms. Kistler in turn or whirling around like evil birds, they symbolize a sickness of the soul that is nonetheless cured when Edward Liang and Adam Hendrickson, functioning like two good spirits, restore Ms. Kistler from a spiritual death.

Workers may receive sickness benefits in the event of a sickness (with approval of a doctor), however disability insurance is only granted to those with a serious and permanent impairment that reduces work ability.

It was a plague, sickness of the soul".

There also exists a sleeping sickness of the soul.

If the symptoms had not occurred previously, this demonstrated the existence of a hidden sickness of which the caretaker was unaware.

"It's a sickness so many of us are not aware of," he said.