Sentence examples for somewhat afflicted from inspiring English sources
Of Greene's striking hands she writes that the palms were "somewhat afflicted by what I imagine was Dupuyten's contracture, a condition in which a strap of thickened tissue progressively constricts the flesh," possibly not a piece of information that occurs to one spontaneously.
A somewhat different illness afflicted Ireland and Spain, where low interest rates helped to inflate a property bubble that, when it burst, ruined banks, indebted households and the public finances.Whether the EU will in future detect such problems sooner and enforce policy changes to avoid them remains to be seen.
Slight, somewhat austere in appearance, afflicted by a life-long tremor, he was referred to by his future wife, when announcing their engagement, as "a penniless Jew".
As a comic premise, this may sound somewhat less than uproarious; something similar afflicted the tormented hero of "Memento".
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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