Sentence examples for affliction- from inspiring English sources

Past media campaigns have been successful in shifting opinions on both leprosy and HIV affliction.

Being a woman seemed more an affliction than merely a trait shared by slightly more than 50% of the population.

Obviously, the baddies are King George V and King Edward VIII, because they're the ones who openly mock Bertie's affliction.

Sharadamma's assistive devices need changes or adjustments every 6 months and the procedure is performed by Ranoo Vijaylakshmi, herself physically disabled by a childhood polio affliction.

It is a genuine linguistic affliction that causes confusion and imbues our everyday speech with a clumsiness and imprecision that can be maddening.

The basic point has been conceded, with both sides acknowledging that cultural marginalisation is a real affliction that must be countered.

The notion that this syndicate of 168 GOP party elders, a group for whom I once labored, should rigidly determine the party's policy agenda is a profoundly malignant affliction.

But this candour, this desire to shed light on a dark and hugely costly affliction, is apparently not to everyone's taste.

As this is several times the baseline rate of affliction, it has forced the recall of over 500m eggs.

It survived a bruising consolidation process among Chinese TV makers to emerge as one of the two leading groups, with an 18% market share.After attempts at diversification a common affliction among Chinese businessmen into white goods, computers and mobile phones (with mixed results), the Thomson deal suggests a laudable focus on the core business.

In comparison, deflation might seem a relatively mild affliction.