Sentence examples for physical woes from inspiring English sources

Bianca isn't the only one with physical woes.

He is also patient, which has helped carry him through his physical woes.

Winning the Masters certainly lifted him, only to have different physical woes crop up.

The physical woes of Mr. Levine, 67, have been unrelenting, causing repeated cancellations over the last few years.

(Oates is good on the unholy cross-pollination of rich aging men and the very young women who tend to their physical woes).

However, as I crested the final ridge, all of my physical woes were forgotten as I witnessed, for the first time, the majestic, glacier-covered landscape of the Rinchen Zoe region.

The physical and psychological woes that ensued over the course of her marriage (many of which we knew about from the first volume of Eliot's letters, containing a number written by Vivienne) are given sympathetic treatment here.

"Mime these days," argues Daily Telegraph critic Ismene Brown, "means whatever someone says it means - circus acrobats, puppeteers, silent clowns, thunderous physical theatre, even (oh, woe) talking actors".

And they overstate interest income in another way, by claiming interest on unpaid loans.There is a physical dimension to the banks' woes.

Life being what it is, this last stage of artistic recovery is accompanied by the physical collapse of the reborn artist, whose health woes are chronicled with excruciating fidelity.

While we consider men's limp dicks a physical problem and therefore dismiss possible psychological factors, women's sexual woes have often been dismissed as psychological issues until recently, when doctors started analyzing biological causes of FSD.