Sentence examples for has afflicted her from inspiring English sources

During that time she spent 40 days in solitary confinement, and continued to suffer from a hearing problem that has afflicted her since 2005.

And while McCann is skilled at creating convincing female characters, Hannah isn't one of them, in part because she seems insufficiently shaped by the sorrow that has afflicted her life.

The weak lungs have afflicted her daughters, too.

Late in life she learned to type because she feared that arthritis (which had afflicted her mother) would interfere with the impetuous fluency of her letter-writing.

If there is a place where "buzzard luck" -- Ms. LaVette's term for the tough breaks that have afflicted her career -- has finally petered out, she said, West Orange is it.

On Sunday 18 March, Emily Collingridge, a beautiful 30-year-old activist and author, died after she was apparently no longer able to struggle against the chronic illness that had afflicted her since she was six.

She was soft-spoken, with a lilting, little-girl voice, and even when she was telling me about the devastating series of physical breakdowns that have afflicted her, there was nothing complaining or self-pitying about it.

But it also had a personal intensity: there was something winning about the idea that the first woman President might be someone whose husband had nothing to do with her career, and that a janitor's daughter from Oklahoma could achieve first fame and then political power by rigorously describing the forces that had afflicted her.

It has afflicted Middlesbrough players too.

She added: "Westernisation has afflicted our cities the worst.

Sabang has not experienced the almost continual violence that has afflicted the rest of Aceh.