Sentence examples for debilitated him from inspiring English sources

There was something so compelling to me about him; I had the sense that he came from better things than this but that his fall had not debilitated him or made him as bitter as mine had made me.

One was Charles Darwin, whose persistent health problems (untreatable by the medicine of his day) debilitated him, making work impossible, Ullman learned.

John Brodie, once a dynamic NFL football quarterback, experienced a significant stroke in 2000 that left him debilitated, bedridden, without control of his bodily functions.

He has multiple sclerosis, which has left him with a debilitated arm and a limp that has not slowed him down.

On his release, Paine was in an extremely debilitated state, and Monroe looked after him in his home.

In little more than two years, Putin was president of Russia and embarked on a mission to tame the wealthy cabal that hired him and to reinvigorate the debilitated nation.

The need to preserve civility may explain why the poisoning that debilitated Mr Yushchenko during the election campaign, and scars him still, has not yet been publicly solved: some sort of Russian connection is widely assumed in Kiev.

As I spent time with my brother -- this person who was so debilitated and vulnerable and only a semblance of the person I knew him to be physically -- I was so struck by how little our conversations and his spirit had changed.

Of Wilson's fading days after eight years in office, Mr. Smith wrote how the former president, long debilitated by a stroke and respiratory problems, had sought solace in the countryside: "He took with him an old cape bought years ago in Scotland and even on warm days wore it around his shoulders beneath the long, thin face.

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"Dialysis patients can be very debilitated".