Sentence examples for evil disease from inspiring English sources
"It's a vile, evil disease," said Jayne.
5. Anthrax As recommended by: Little Alien and Barry1858 A 'sufficiently evil' disease in an open biology textbook was the source of Anthrax's name – a thrash metal band founded by Scott Ian and Dan Lilker.
Watching our strong, hearty, full of life father, mother, sister, brother, aunt, uncle or friend succumb to this evil disease.
In 2015, I nearly died from a vitamin B12 deficiency (because that's a thing), which catapulted an evil disease called fibromyalgia into the center of my world ― and then totally imploded it.
"I hold this young man as little to blame for Elisif's death as I hold Elisif: in each case, an evil disease is at play; in each case, a young person is more victim than perpetrator," wrote Bruun, who has since become close to the Harrington family.
"I am joining the voices for RECOVERY to bring AWARENESS to the growing epidemic of SUBSTANCE ABUSE for National Recovery Month in memory of those who have fallen victim to, in honor of those in recovery, and in hope of those still suffering from this evil disease.
"In the 19th century, you had dangerous mercury compounds and lead compounds and dangerous roots that were being sold as medicines because they'd trigger a strong reaction that would cause seizures and other things that would seem to be purging the evil diseases," said David Rosner, director of the Center for the History and Ethics of Public Health at Columbia University.
In just about every age and every country, merchants accepted having their goods quarantined as a necessary evil when disease was rampant.
Covered daily in red powder made of Ngola wood, which is believed to ward off evil and disease, the women, known as Walés, or "nursing mothers," avoid strenuous work or sexual relations.
After the Civil War she went on the lyceum circuit, delivering addresses across the country on "Reconstruction," in which she advocated harsh treatment of the South; "Woman's Work and Wages"; "Whited Sepulchres," her attack on Mormonism; "Demagogues and Workingmen"; "Between Us Be Truth," on the "social evil" (venereal disease); and her favourite, "Joan of Arc".
