Sentence examples for looking afflicted from inspiring English sources

The pain that the jurors had felt while watching the film — and I watched them looking afflicted; they weren't playing with their hair or staring into the middle distance — was turned against Borukhova rather than against the judge who had caused it.

The king looks like Samuel Johnson afflicted by gout.

If we look at the most crime afflicted 5% of the places, when one looks at household or address data one finds about 55% of the crime being accounted for.

In short, how to avoid mounting exhibitions that are terminally afflicted by what looks like a certifiable fear of art.

If we were being scientific, doctors would have to look at how people are afflicted by this poisoned lifestyle.

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It was just an example of the breakdowns that have afflicted Villanova, which has looked more like a disjointed collection of players than a team.

There have been suggestions Finn might be suffering from the dreaded yips, although Giles – a former left-arm spinner, a breed who have been afflicted more than most – looked quietly horrified at the suggestion.

The Fusion Energi is not so afflicted largely because it looks fabulous, like all 2013 Fusions, with sinuous lines and that Aston Martin-aping grille that Ford design boss J Mays swears – swears – was not intentionally lifted.

To really understand how gun violence afflicts a city requires looking at the ranges of safety and danger within it.

Led by cell biologist Peter Pentchev of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke and Danilo Tagle of the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI), the team homed in on the gene by looking for inherited genetic markers in several afflicted families.