Sentence examples for profoundly afflicted from inspiring English sources
He presented priests as among the victims "personally and profoundly afflicted" by the unnamed sins of priests who had succumbed "even to the most grievous forms of the mysterium iniquitatis -- the mystery of evil -- at work in the world".
But these two profoundly afflicted and original women never ventured past the white-gloved propriety of their sustaining myths; it was four years before they were on a mutual first-name basis.
In three sentences referring to the scandals, the 81-year-old pope presented priests as among the victims "personally and profoundly afflicted" by the unnamed sins of priests who had succumbed "even to the most grievous forms of the mysterium iniquitatis -- the mystery of evil -- at work in the world".
This first novel by Lahiri, the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Interpreter of Maladies," is a mild, graceful study in dissonance: its Indian-American hero, Gogol Ganguli, is afflicted with a name that feels profoundly alien and seems committed to wafting haphazardly through life.
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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