Sentence examples for affliction of the from inspiring English sources

"Shell shock is an affliction of the brain".

But I'm not in Washington where they view clarity as an affliction of the weak.

Poor lighting seems to be an almost universal affliction of the so-so kitchen.

That is partly an affliction of the Tiber's peculiar anatomy and metabolism.

I like the monuments, too, but my suspicion is that view-anxiety is an affliction of the wealthy.

This mysterious affliction of the nervous system is sparked by the kind of virus you might have with a cold.

As he works at the Whittlesea madhouse, he decides that forgetting is the affliction of the mad.

All the while, he suffers from a particular affliction of the amputee: phantom pains, the excruciating alarm calls from limbs that no longer exist.

Neuroses are afflictions of the "worried well".

The afflictions of the marble cell had become inflictions.

Even upon identification, the mental afflictions of the wealthy are exceptionally difficult to treat.