Sentence examples for incurable ailment from inspiring English sources
The song positions love as nightmarish, sickening — an incurable ailment we'd all do best to eschew.
At present, treatments for Alzheimer's disease are not very effective, so some people might not want early notification that they have an incurable ailment.
These are difficult times for Watson because of the health of his full-time caddie and longtime friend, Bruce Edwards, who has amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, the incurable ailment known as Lou Gehrig's disease.
And Edwards, who last fall was found to have amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, an incurable ailment also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, doesn't know how much longer he can work for Watson, his longtime boss and friend.
The type that could look unblinking into fevered faces, smooth the brows of children with incurable ailments, not panic when faced with the unnatural sight of a car accident's mangled limbs.
These incurable ailments, forms of gastroparesis, meant her intestinal muscles didn't work properly, causing her pain and extreme bloating after eating.
He learned from two doctors that he had an incurable heart ailment.
President Clinton ordered the study in July, when the Energy Department concluded that some workers at plants that had supplied beryllium to the government for bomb-making had developed beryllium disease, an incurable lung ailment.
The doctors filled out a form for each inmate, with headings for "Diagnosis" and "Incurable Physical Ailments".
At the Republican convention in 1884, Arthur allowed his name to be put forward for the party's presidential nomination even though he knew he was suffering from Bright's disease, a then-incurable kidney ailment.
But her exertions are rendered all the more difficult by her personal troubles: she's in the midst of breaking up with her boyfriend, Vittorio; she's worried about the academic progress of her teen-age daughter, Livia; and, above all, she's preoccupied by the health of her mother, Ada, a retired Latin teacher who is hospitalized with seemingly incurable cardiopulmonary ailments.
