Sentence examples for forces of sickness from inspiring English sources

The fire is believed to cleanse the community and hold at bay the evil forces of sickness and death.

"Injuries" means accidental bodily injuries received while coverage is in force and resulting independently of sickness and all other causes.

In The Spare Room, her first novel for 16 years, she tells the story of two 'old bohemians' forced to confront the indignities of sickness and death.

In most countries with high labour force participation, women have higher levels of sickness absence (SA) than men.

This good Christian influence and forced civility upon the 'Indians' resulted in nothing but a legacy of sickness.

The rest of the force besieged Kition in Cyprus, but during the siege, Cimon died either of sickness or a wound.

Examining the politics of sickness, health, and healing during this period, Heather D. Curtis encourages critical reflection on the theological, cultural, and social forces that come into play when one questions the purpose of suffering and the possibility of healing.

The increase of sickness.

"There was no mention of sickness.

There is no sense of redemption - just of sickness.

They continue to be in a constant state of sickness".