Sentence examples for bit afflicted from inspiring English sources
Stout and physically vigorous, with florid tattoos on each elbow (chrysanthemums on the left, cherry blossoms on the right), Mr. Mullen didn't seem a bit afflicted last month as he bounced around the interior of Tertulia, engulfed in clouds of dust and tool noise — unless, perhaps, the affliction we're talking about was a sprinkle of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
It's time to recap how this snowfall left your elite media figures a little bit afflicted with cabin fever.
But there are times, truth be told, when "Saul" seems a little too much like its lead character: Slick, smart, desperate, driven to please and a little bit afflicted by flop sweat.
The Dart is afflicted by a bit more road noise and vibration than the Giuletta, but I noticed that only when driving the cars back-to-back.
His brother has allowed himself to wonder only "a little bit," he said, why McKeever was afflicted by the disease while he was spared.
Every article, video, and section of the website is underpinned with a single notion: LGBT people are, at their core, broken, afflicted, and a little bit less than whole.
The drought of deal-making that afflicted 2011 made times a bit tougher for Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, although the private equity giant expects better times ahead.
The state most afflicted by bed bugs is a bit of a surprise: Ohio.
The story is not entirely over (see article); journalists from the afflicted channel are migrating to other independent outlets; and other bits of Mr Gusinsky's empire, and some belonging to fellow tycoons, are still afloat.
Although I feel like a bit of an idiot, the revelation that the entire province is not in fact afflicted with an infectious disease is a hugely comforting and enlightening relief.
Barry conceded that the injuries that have afflicted the England's strike-force, with Carlton Cole and Emile Heskey having withdrawn from the squad, were "a bit worrying".
