Sentence examples for be so afflicted from inspiring English sources

"I'd like to work more," she says, "and not to be so afflicted by this thing, but I just try to battle through it".

These benefits have been shown to be clearly related to the degree of LDL lowering and apply both to patients with known atherosclerosis as well as many not yet known to be so afflicted.

She is no longer a practicing sex addict, but she says she has been so afflicted for most of her adult life.

He rejected accusations that colleges are so "afflicted by political correctness" that unpopular opinions are repressed, saying that while there may be instances of ideological suppression, they are outliers.

He often becomes exasperated by this, and though he has been so afflicted for four years, he has never accepted the idea that he cannot read, while remaining able to write..

He often becomes exasperated by this, and though he has been so afflicted for four years, he has never accepted the idea that he cannot read, while remaining able to write...

Does the fact that Frank Borman was so afflicted by motion sickness, diarrhoea and vomiting, that Apollo 8 (not 9 as Mailer writes) became, in Andrew Chaikin's words, "a flying toilet", mean that he was not "hard as hand-forged nails"?

We doubt that a scribe would be so prolific if afflicted with writer's cramp and there is no evidence of dystonic posturing.

Instead, they were so heavily afflicted by debilitating nerves and increasing self-doubt that they tended to take a touch too many as they weighed up their options, and frequently overplayed.

Reportedly, Franklin was so severely afflicted by gout that he was carried by convicts in a sedan chair to the Constitutional Convention.

We chose to study prostates because they are so often afflicted with chronic inflammation, and we had access to a large repository of prostate tissues.