Sentence examples for ill afflicted from inspiring English sources

They're gravely ill, afflicted with a chronic, progressive, and often terminal disease.

"Weird Ankle Thing" (2014) On the eve of an old college acquaintance's birthday, an average Joe named Lucas falls ill, afflicted with a number of mysterious symptoms that don't seem to point to any specific diagnosis.

By Lucas Gardner October 22, 2016 "Weird Ankle Thing" (2014) On the eve of an old college acquaintance's birthday, an average Joe named Lucas falls ill, afflicted with a number of mysterious symptoms that don't seem to point to any specific diagnosis.

She has also been portrayed as mentally ill, afflicted by depression and anxiety.

And it has always been clear to us, too, that the ills afflicting our ancient homeland went beyond it.

Many in Katmandu still hold the king responsible for a range of ills afflicting Nepal's 21m people.

His first novel, Lanchas en la bahía (1932; "Launches in the Bay"), is an ironic and satirical presentation of some of the social ills afflicting Chile.

She added that "clearly, the relationship between H.I.V. and other social ills afflicting our society such as poverty and disease" is complex.

It is there that many of the ills afflicting American health care intersect: the struggle of the uninsured, the strain of providing uncompensated care, the inadequacy of government support, and the dilemma posed by treating illegal immigrants.

The same-sex marriage debate, George argues, illuminates an error in our understanding that he blames for most of the ills afflicting modern marriage — infidelity, divorce, out-of-wedlock births.

In his polemical conclusion Mr. Khanna becomes a little unhinged in his analysis of the ills afflicting the United States, which, by his description, should collapse sometime in the middle of next month.