Sentence examples for strange affliction from inspiring English sources
That strange affliction that was first seen in New York at the end of the Noughties.
IRENEO FUNES, a character in a story by Jorge Luis Borges, has a strange affliction.
"A Small Fire," at less than 90 minutes, retains a crisp economy and a precise focus on Emily's strange affliction, and never descends into bathos.
In Tehelka, Baba Umar writes of a "strange affliction" that has become a scourge for a village in the Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir State.
It has long been known as Wembleyitis in rugby league, the strange affliction that strikes teams the week before the Challenge Cup final, and Castleford succumbed to a relatively mild bout eight days before their first final appearance since 1992.
Brown is also, his book reveals, prone to a strange affliction of tics, rituals and other patterns of obsessive behaviour, which began in childhood with a compulsion to knock his knees together, and didn't end there.
The memory, a symbol for a strange form of affliction and permanence of love, may be changed forever".
Strangely, Pholium suffers from a similar affliction.
Strange rules make it nearly impossible to prove the affliction.
This struck me as a strange and original approach, and I replied with a laugh that poetry was more like an affliction than a career.
These afflictions conjure bitter, wild, almost absurd ironies regarding faith and devotion that cast a strange, self-mocking glint over his entire career.
