Sentence examples for apparently afflicted from inspiring English sources

Some senior Conservatives are apparently afflicted by this longing.

The "physically ill" feeling that apparently afflicted him when contemplating the court's ruling against the UK's blanket ban on prisoners' voting seemed to have abated.

The aim, says the startup, is to encourage healthy behaviour and counteract the mild dehydration we are all apparently afflicted with.

But bright as they might be, they are apparently afflicted by a 'paradigm paralysis.' In this case, the paradigm is that obesity is an outcome of eating too many calories and sloth-like behavior (caused by A, B, C, D, E, F, G....).

How do you fix digital information overload and the resulting life-attention deficit that's apparently afflicting smartphone owners everywhere — and even leading some very large tech giants to unbox "digital wellness" tools lately?

Even worse, the same practice apparently afflicts the security forces.

Broadsheet newspaper critics on the right imagine Hicks's goddamned incredulity and dagnabbit derision would have sustained him against the holier-than-thou tyrannies of political correctness with which we have apparently been afflicted since his death.

Joan Didion wrote in an essay: "Keepers of private notebooks are a different breed altogether, lonely and resistant rearrangers of things, anxious malcontents, children afflicted apparently at birth with some presentiment of loss".

It apparently "works" for the afflicted as long as they believe it does.

Who were "those in attendance?" Why, FEMA public affairs personnel, all afflicted by a simultaneous, apparently communicable, "error in judgement".

Another tweet, also apparently directed at Martinez, reads, "Those afflicted with Little Man's Syndrome taint society's perception of genuinely good men who happen to be vertically challenged".