Sentence examples for bad attacks of from inspiring English sources

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Arnold Season's wife, Catherine, writes to him while he is in the Army overseas (after the war) that she is having such bad attacks of nervousness that he ought to come home.

The New Yorker, May 17 , 1947P. 68 Arnold Season's wife, Catherine, writes to him while he is in the Army overseas (after the war) that she is having such bad attacks of nervousness that he ought to come home.

By Hollis Alpert The New Yorker, May 17 , 1947P. 68 Arnold Season's wife, Catherine, writes to him while he is in the Army overseas (after the war) that she is having such bad attacks of nervousness that he ought to come home.

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Parting company with half the cabinet and the weight of scientific opinion, Cameron had a bad attack of funk.

Instead, he quickly began reassuring the British public that "we are suffering just now from a bad attack of economic pessimism".

IN 1930, when the world was "suffering…from a bad attack of economic pessimism", John Maynard Keynes wrote a broadly optimistic essay, "Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren".

Last year, during a bad attack of flu, I dreamed that I was so exhausted that my sister came and took over the running of the school.

Clearly publishing, like other industries before (and since), suffered a bad attack of technodazzle: It failed to distinguish between newness and value.

In 1930 Keynes wrote Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren in the depths of depression, decrying those who said progress was at an end, complaining: "We are suffering just now from a bad attack of economic pessimism".

The Prime Minister's reassuring message was received with a sigh of relief throughout the country, which had suffered a bad attack of jitters over the week end, when it was reported that German troops were maneuvering on the frontier of Czechoslovakia and that the Czech Army was partly mobilized.

Aside from their shorter stature, they had more skeletal wear and tear from the hard work, their teeth rotted more, they were short of protein and vitamins and they caught diseases from domesticated animals: measles from cattle, flu from ducks, plague from rats and worms from using their own excrement as fertiliser.They also got a bad attack of inequality for the first time.

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