Sentence examples for afflicted with performance from inspiring English sources
Ms. McClain, a grandmother who was then teaching flute at Rhodes College in Memphis, started recommending beta-blocking drugs like propranolol to adult students afflicted with performance anxiety.
In 1915, having moved to New York, depressed over his inability to steer "Treemonisha" into production and afflicted with syphilis, he presented a private concert performance of the score in a Harlem rehearsal hall.
Just one week after opening night, he was afflicted with a throat ailment and had to miss several performances.
Born Hildegard Mannekind, she was afflicted with a small tail, which came to prominence in her notorious Greenwich performance 'The Tail of Asbestos'.
Subjects are afflicted with a variety of disconcerting symptoms, including profound cachexia and deterioration in performance status (PS), even when their tumour burden is low [ 2, 3].
The film was a critical and commercial hit, with Cher giving a memorable performance as the tough but loving mother of a teenage boy (Eric Stoltz) afflicted with a disease that causes severe facial disfigurement.
He is afflicted with loneliness.
It resembled a Brontosaurus afflicted with gigantism.
Mrs. Romney has been afflicted with both.
His life was afflicted with tragedies.
The writer was afflicted with asthma.
