Sentence examples for it afflicted from inspiring English sources

The magazine spent so much time savaging the liberal consensus in its editorials, Mr. Richardson suggests, that it afflicted conservatism less than it should have.

It afflicted the United States in Vietnam.

An infection that did not spare the rich, it afflicted the young Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

It afflicted the Russians as they were bled year after year in Afghanistan.

After all, it afflicted those whose pursuits prefigured the routines of many workers in the postindustrial economy.

It afflicted him on Monday and he will be given a rigorous fitness test before the match on Wednesday.

What's baffling is the way it afflicts its victims.

It afflicts so many of us, yet cunningly makes all of its victims feel like they are alone in the fight.

Why does it afflict only Jews?

It afflicts them because they are visitors.

"Inflict" takes "on" or "upon"; make it "afflict".