Sentence examples for plagued through from inspiring English sources

But though I was plagued, through my 20s, by the idea that I lived far from the centre, this did not stop me from loving my library dearly.

There are the gentle souls, too, plagued through no fault of their own by their disturbing appearance: Dr. Frankenstein's monster, the Elephant Man and Shrek, who is ugly and green but in a cute way.

Venice was plagued through the 1990s by gang violence.

It plagued me through the rest of my high school days and even through college.

This question has, of course, plagued artists through the ages.

And they have shed much of the excess capacity that plagued them through much of the last decade.

Even as nightmarish violence plagued Colombia through the 1980s and 1990s, with drug cartels, guerrillas and paramilitary armies committing numerous atrocities, Mr. Santo Domingo kept investing in Colombia.

Nonetheless, he said, "you just cannot keep track of all the different kinds of ailments that have plagued Michael Jackson through the years.

The swarm of fearful thoughts and pictures that had plagued me through my pregnancy refused to disperse after the birth: instead it lifted away from my person, travelled the short distance from bed to cot, and settled over my son.

THE violence that has plagued Haiti through much of its 200 years touched her privileged upbringing when François Duvalier, known as Papa Doc, consolidated his dictatorial rule in the late 1950's.

Mr. Torrijos, who will replace President Mireya Moscoso, vowed to keep up the fight against the corruption and unequal distribution of wealth that has plagued Panama through most of its 100-year history.