Sentence examples for ever afflicted from inspiring English sources

One of the strongest earthquakes that ever afflicted the Tyrolean area was probably that of July 17th , 1670

Taking into account the body of knowledge, it is still not understood why many patients get one health problem after another, whereas others are hardly ever afflicted.

But as the vignettes roll on one after the other, Africa, in Mr. Kapuscinski's version of it, becomes ever more afflicted, more of a disaster.

That no member of the conservative Campbell Newman government in Queensland that recently closed a Brisbane sexual health clinic has ever been afflicted by a piss-of-fire type infection is statistically quite unlikely.

False modesty is unlikely ever to afflict Totti.

Regarding "When it pays to talk to terrorists" (Views, Sept. 4): Paul Thomas Chamberlin pays homage to the worst atrocity ever to afflict the Olympic Games: the murder of 11 Israeli athletes 40 years ago in Munich.

By then Mengistu faced armed rebellion in the northern regions of Tigray and Eritrea, a series of the worst droughts and famines ever to afflict Ethiopia, an agricultural economy ruined by the forced collectivization of farms and the relocation of entire populations, and occasional coup attempts by enemies within the regime.

She couldn't resist and raised its lid, releasing all the evils that have afflicted humanity ever since.

It might be reasonable to assume that now more than ever, the TSA is afflicted by a theft epidemic.

"But the same turmoil afflicts ever more needy families".

"Acting our age", observes Will Self, an English writer, "is something that requires an enormous suspension of disbelief .This oddity of self-perception now afflicts ever more people.