Sentence examples for serious affliction from inspiring English sources

"Hat hair is a serious affliction, but warmth is more important on days like this".

Mr Monti has yet to show he can cure Italy's most serious affliction: its chronic slow growth.

To address what feels to him like a serious affliction, Liam fastens on Eunice, a frumpy young woman he encounters in the waiting room of a doctor he consults for his amnesia.

Hoarding is a serious affliction that often begins when we are tasked with cleaning out a parent's home.

Colorblindness is often regarded more as a quirky personality trait than a serious affliction, though for some, the ascetic diet for the eyes saps daily life of its juice.

Senioritis is a serious affliction (that almost all seniors get) but with a little foresight and strategy, you can graduate from college with your GPA and sanity in tact.

People who are not poor often casually ascribe their aches, pains and even more serious afflictions to "stress," but stress, if it is a killer, is a far more serious problem for people like Beverly.

Justice John Paul Stevens, who wrote the majority opinion in the 7-2 distinguishedtinguished between types of candidates: "Martin's claim thus differs from one that might be asserted by players with less serious afflictions that make walking the course uncomfortable or difficult, but not beyond their capacity.

I've been hospitalized a couple of times with serious afflictions and the first flowers on each occasion came from Lou.

If we invest time and energy into laughing at what is happening to Rob Ford, we are sending a powerful message that alcoholism and drug addiction are not serious afflictions that are destroying families everywhere.

A toxic liquid that single-handedly keeps Berocca afloat via the hangovers of millions of people, and can also lead to much more serious afflictions than a sore head and an intolerance of loud noises, such as liver cirrhosis, cancer and heart disease.