Sentence examples for deep afflictions from inspiring English sources

"The Coptic lady's incident isn't an isolated detail, notably with the media's ongoing approach in handling such matters in a repugnant fashion that contradicts the truth, and falsifies the truth about the deep afflictions that have shaken up society," wrote Lebanese journalist Diana Moukalled in the same paper.

Sometimes all someone in deep affliction requires is that you look at him and acknowledge his existence.

He does so because he understands the deep affliction behind her hateful words and actions.

Best of all, Demeny voting could be a way for the developed world to get beyond one of its deepest afflictions.

He arrives hung over, but his evident alcoholism may only be the symptom of a deeper affliction, one that "Home" invites us to think about in explicitly theological terms.

The departure of university President C.L. Max Nikias satisfies the call for accountability over accusations involving two USC doctors, but it does not begin to resolve a deeper affliction at the nation's colleges and universities: the unending pressure to raise the institutions' rankings and bring in more money.

While most African Americans work through the effects of racism on their lives, for some, slow terror results in deep psychosocial affliction.

Unemployment also remains a deep and prevalent affliction.

Washington's afflictions have deep, complex roots.

As stagnant as each of these contexts suggest - the desert, the darkness of prison, the depths of affliction, the deep turmoil of the sea - the Psalmist assures us that God has gathered in from the north and the south, the east and the west, each of these wayfarers.

Many of them had been institutionalized for depression, schizophrenia or some other mental illness at a time when those afflictions carried a deep stigma.