Sentence examples for do not afflict from inspiring English sources

There are indications that the fear of ostentation and concerns over the slaughter of fur-bearing animals that troubled the baby boomers do not afflict many younger women.

And our fragmented array of insurers and providers eats up a lot of money in administrative costs, marketing expenses and profits that do not afflict government-run systems abroad.

In any case, however, the problems of awareness of content are already with us, and do not afflict the representational theory of sensory qualities in particular.

Do not afflict the widow or the orphan".

But as many of us know from debilitating firsthand experience, back problems don't afflict just teenage tennis players.

But the power of a poisonous legacy does not afflict Labour alone.

Such weakness does not afflict the armchair warrior, who at all times is firm in his resolve.

Significant unrest did not afflict the area until the spring of 2008, when many Tibetans across the plateau, including in Lhasa, the Tibetan capital, took to the streets to protest Chinese rule.

Or maybe both sides could agree that the problems of today's homeless did not afflict Joseph and Mary, and that New York's social programs are not relevant to life in ancient Judea.

Asked whether he is content with the pace of change in general, Mr. Hellsberg said: "I must say what has changed is that even the fact that we have a female concertmaster does not afflict anybody.

The medical profession was reluctant for many years to acknowledge a condition oncologists now call, with inelegant if commendable candour, "chemo brain" – and like every other side-effect, it does not afflict everyone.