Sentence examples for from the affliction of from inspiring English sources

If you do have the occasional block when trying to think up a story or finish one already in progress, you're in good company; author F. Scott Fitzgerald and pop-culture cartoonist Charles M. Schulz also suffered from the "affliction" of writer's block.

A friend is reading a new book called Go Wild: Free Your Body and Mind from the Afflictions of Civilisation.

Her video footage shows children in Kabul suffering from the afflictions of war – the lost limbs, disease and malnutrition – and explains in detail why she felt drawn to face the risks of working in a conflict zone.

The attainment of nirvāṇa — the ultimate freedom from the afflictions of life for the Sautrāntika, according to Dharmakīrti's Vādanyāya, has an immediate perception of the unique particulars as its necessary condition (Tshad ma che 108b 109a).

Shame of the affliction of friendship?

The affliction of shallow morons everywhere".

We must spare them the affliction of isolation.

Medications that contain methylphenidate can trap blood in the penises of men, and even more distressingly, young boys, who already suffer from the "terrible affliction" of hyperbonerism, which is funny, except when it's not.

The Cracked Bell: America and the Afflictions of Liberty.

The afflictions of the marble cell had become inflictions.

Others maintained that the afflictions of poverty were environmental.