Sentence examples for any affliction from inspiring English sources

She carried her songs to an intimate home front where equanimity was a triumph over any affliction.

Depressed and homeless, eating his meals at a soup kitchen run by an idealistic priest (played by Mr. Ruffalo), the character becomes possessed with the ability to cure any affliction, except his own.

An oath sworn "by the king's hearth" was so solemn that if the king suffered any affliction, enareans failing to divine who broke the oath were burned to death.

Offering treatments for almost any affliction and facing competition in which each percentage point of market share can represent tens of millions of dollars, most drug makers now spend twice as much marketing medicines as they do researching them.

They have also had a profound effect on many of those who have A.L.S. "He taught me that the human spirit can transcend any affliction," said Chris Pendergast, a former schoolteacher in Miller Place, N.Y., who has battled A.L.S. for more than 16 years.

We must treat the mentally disabled with compassion as we want our children and ourselves to be treated when we are sick with any affliction.

Being neurotic, after all, at least in the way we think of it around here, is really a privilege, an affliction that lacks any real political or medical urgency.

"Mental illness is an affliction, just like any other disease," Lindley said.

1 Although dementia can occur at any age, it is overwhelmingly an affliction of the elderly.

Like any other affliction, psychiatric or strictly physical, anxiety hurts.

Hearing loss among orchestra players is universal: the normal state of affairs rather than any abnormal affliction.