Sentence examples for afflicts all from inspiring English sources

Financial ignorance afflicts all classes and leaves us vulnerable to another financial crisis at any time.

This perfectly hits the note of self-aggrandising phrase-making that afflicts all dogmas.

The forces that produced the current crisis actually reflect a powerful dynamic that afflicts all kinds of competitive endeavors.

However, the illusion of a miracle happening after the collapse of Communism (an illusion that afflicts all post-Communist countries) remains just that — an illusion.

Many of Mr Bush's problems can be explained by something that afflicts all second-term presidents the fracturing of the party after a victorious re-election.

It's a sect without any apparent mythology, and it's Coppola's most conspicuous example of the strange malady that afflicts all five of her perps — narrative deprivation.

Its perversities afflict all public services.

Aggravating matters were a low birthrate and demographic changes afflicting all of rural Japan.

This kind of stupidity is really a social condition, afflicting all levels of educational and intellectual achievement.

There are break dancers, mimes, movie characters, musicians, artisans and the afflicted, all vying for spare change.

He was an intense and precocious boy, afflicted all his life with tics, twitches, and grunts, which Todd diagnoses as Tourette's syndrome.