Sentence examples for perpetually afflicted from inspiring English sources
As late as 1920, The Sporting News referred to the Yankees Old Jinxnx," as the franchise seemed to be perpetually afflicted with debilitating injuries and various other forms of bad luck.
The disastrous political turmoil which has perpetually afflicted Iran and led the country from one crisis to another -- of which the nuclear weapons showdown with the West is only the latest episode -- has been created by despotic forces which have always had little social support.
His audience is his oldest child, Élizabeth (Anne Consigny), who has been complaining about the inexplicable sadness that perpetually afflicts her.
There were, in fact, so many songs of grievance, so many songs casting unhappily inward, so many songs expressing the perpetually injured and afflicted American male.
To comfort the afflicted.
He is afflicted with loneliness.
The tumours, by contrast, were fatally afflicted.
Severely afflicted animals usually die.
Some for those afflicted.
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