Sentence examples similar to fear of affliction from inspiring English sources

Defined by their unique, experimental sound rather than an excessive fear of radiation, the affliction for which they are named, Radiophobia is the latest act to join Berlin imprint Exploited Records.

He identifies several other categories of people who get on board: those who can't fly (for a variety of reasons: fear, beliefs, affliction), those who have time but not money, and enthusiasts.

Aquaphobia, the fear of water, is not an easy affliction to live or travel with.

'Selective mutism' (fear of speaking in social situations) is one affliction common in preschoolers and has been treated with Prozac.

The Keller act would be a major step in addressing a growing affliction in this country–fear of lawsuits.

This is an entirely unprecedented category of affliction for me.

But it also suffers its own brand of affliction.

Of the days of affliction, there shall be no end.

She pointed to her best exhibit of affliction.

Krohn herself sometimes sees self-awareness as a kind of affliction.

The first is that anxiety is not the kind of affliction that can be eradicated.