Sentence examples for appears afflicted from inspiring English sources

With just nine games to go until the World Cup kicks off, current coach Stuart Lancaster appears afflicted by the same indecisiveness.

By the end of the day, several more men had appeared all afflicted with the same distinctive paralysis.

One of the puzzles scholars of writer's block have yet to solve is why it appears to afflict proportionately higher numbers of men than women.

Coyle left Texas last month to return to the UK, citing homesickness – a problem that appears to afflict the entire squad, given that the Dynamo won only two of 23 away games under his management.

Christopher Plummer, who plays Parnassus and worked with Gilliam on Twelve Monkeys, recently told an interviewer that the director had himself blamed the jinx that appeared to afflict his films for Ledger's death: "[Terry] is a very dear soul underneath all that wacky stuff, a very emotional man," he said.

Nerves appeared to afflict the injury-ravaged Wallabies, losing a line-out near their own line before Adam Ashley-Cooper dropped a high kick from replacement Aaron Cruden on his own 22.

It's evident on his albums, in his TV appearances and whenever he forgoes the stoic reserve that appears to chronically afflict male country stars.

Once again, some of his more accomplished footballers appeared to be afflicted by an inferiority complex.

Similar uncertainties appear to have afflicted measurements in a deep bore hole in the Greenland ice sheet.

The madness of the transfer window appears not to afflict continental Europe quite as virulently as England and there were few major deals concluded this week.

He told me that he had yet to see anyone who appeared to be afflicted with Jerusalem syndrome during his employment at the hotel.