Sentence examples for she was afflicted from inspiring English sources

At Wimbledon, she was afflicted by a stomach virus, which she disclosed after losing in three sets to Capriati.

She was afflicted with a restlessness of spirit he could not guess at, but he knew she was the one for him.

She graduated from Tudor Hall School in Indianapolis and attended Herron School of Art, but she was afflicted with depression from an early age and spent much of her life in and out of institutions.

She made waves in international cricket when she averaged nearly 75 runs per innings in the 2000 World Cup in New Zealand, though she could play in just three matches as she was afflicted with jaundice.

When her boyfriend talked too much, she moved between "very black" and "black!" She was afflicted with the worst kind of "black spot" when she visited her parents at their farm in northern Belgium.

Although the ensemble members said they wished Ms. Dworin could still dance with them, Ms. Dworin said that as artistic director, she had not been performing with them much even before she was afflicted with Ménière's.

Uniquely among humankind, it would seem that she is afflicted by not a single moral defect.

She's afflicted with cancer, and her hope for a cure seems secondary to her effort to face the end.

Returning to Mexico to visit Casa Azul, the house of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, she is afflicted by a stomach bug, and is given permission to rest on Rivera's own bed.

For there is nothing in the picture of the woman's face during a spasm of pain to show that she is afflicted with cancer rather than with menstrual cramps, or in the picture of the embrace with her daughter to indicate that she is going to die rather than leave for a holiday, or even in the pictures of the corpse to make one see that this is real rather than a piece of theatre.

In her words, she is "afflicted with a responsibility gene".