Sentence examples for bringing illness from inspiring English sources

Each day his organisation helps some 100 people to find the bodies of relatives who died in Vietnam's bloody 20th-century wars.Many Vietnamese believe it is vital to give a proper burial to dead ancestors to ensure that they become guardian spirits rather than angry ghosts tormenting their descendants, bringing illness and misfortune.

You might irrationally and temporarily hate a partner for getting sick and bringing illness into the house.

"God is the one who brings illness, and he is the only true healer" — this was Sile's simple, if rather mystical, explanation.

For the over 100 evacuees of the fire who've essentially been living outdoors, the rains brought illness, loss of possessions and even further discomfort.

In ancient Greek mythology, Apollo was the god of light, knowledge and healing, but he also had a vengeful heart and could just as quickly bring illness and hardship.

For instance, there's the harsh winter that brings illness and death to many underfed, badly clothed Lowood students in Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre, and the deep snow St. John Rivers trudges through to impart major monetary and familial news to Jane in her teacher's cottage.

In some settings, patients' families or entire communities refused to allow health care workers access, fearing the workers would bring illness.

It could bring illnesses.

"They bring illnesses and then leave us with the problems".

The book is a stunning record of the sheer labour that illness brings; and illness combined with motherhood, too.

The tanks leave a country that the United States exploded and dismantled, bringing death, illness and grief to Iraqi families.