Sentence examples for does not afflict from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Thus, while the Internet tends to exaggerate positively valued stories, the same bias does not afflict negatively valued stories.

The mental distress of law students does not afflict just law students and their families; it affects our whole society.

A dearth of friendship doesn't afflict only recent immigrants.

But the technological challenge of making robots dexterous is "massive" (something that doesn't afflict the self-driving car).

But Baumol's disease doesn't afflict health care, an industry in which magnificent productivity increases have proven possible thanks to medical technology and pharmaceuticals.

The United manager also said he believed that the post-season tours being undertaken by City and Chelsea next month, to the frustration of England manager Roy Hodgson who expects some players to convene for England duty on the day they complete a Transatlantic flight back, were born of financial need which doesn't afflict United.

Brant's worried notion, presented with disturbing conviction, is that post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) doesn't afflict only those at various fronts around the globe.