Sentence examples for afflicted out of from inspiring English sources
For a while in his career, he fought a case of the quick-hooks with the driver, a condition that has driven most of those afflicted out of the game.
God's anger stems from the fact that "they sell the righteous for silver, and the needy for a pair of sandals -- they … trample the head of the poor into the dust of the earth, and push the afflicted out of the way" (2 6b-7a).
They restricted New Zealand to 217 – 12 runs below England's much‑criticised 229 for six on the same pitch three days earlier – and Tillakaratne Dilshan again starred with the bat before nerves briefly afflicted an out-of-form middle order.
What's fascinating is that humans appear to have no monopoly on repetitive compulsive behaviors; many animal species including dogs, cats and birds can be afflicted by these out-of-control rituals.
He decrees that she will regain her beautiful form when Rama laughs at seeing her so afflicted, dried out (a reminder of the dried stream motif), without a body (the Ramayana curse) and lying on the path (an attribute often used to describe a stone).
There is a very homespun term for this arrangement, which afflicts nine out of 10 American households: codependency.
The regulations, issued after years of discussions among officials and prisoner advocacy groups, address a problem that a new government study finds may afflict one out of every 10 prisoners, more than twice as many as suggested by an earlier survey.
The same-sex marriage debate, George argues, illuminates an error in our understanding that he blames for most of the ills afflicting modern marriage — infidelity, divorce, out-of-wedlock births.
Out-of-control legislation also afflicts the United States.
(Hence his nifty Twitter feed, a boon to those of us similarly afflicted, two hundred and six weeks out of every four years, by such indifference).
The Washington Post reported on Thursday that the condition might have afflicted a total of 12 volunteers out of about 360 in the research.
