Sentence examples for suffers from a sort from inspiring English sources
Though more subtle, Ms. Monte's "Vanishing Languages" suffers from a sort of lethargy.
"Golda's Balcony" suffers from a sort of historical and cultural jet lag.
West, who last year appeared in Coronation Street and has since joined EastEnders, tells the programme, which is broadcast later this month, that Scales suffers from "a sort of mild Alzheimer's", the Radio Times said.
In a paper called "'Wild' Psychoanalysis" (1910), he derides (his own) "long superseded idea . . . that the patient suffers from a sort of ignorance, and that if one removes this ignorance by giving him information (about the causal connection of his illness with his life, about his experiences in childhood, and so on), he is bound to recover".
"The feeling in Europe is that Bush doesn't listen to anyone else, that he suffers from a sort of autism," said the editor in chief of the magazine L'Express, Alain Louyot, whose mother was the translator for Gen. George S. Patton during World War II.
He also suffers from a sort of arrested development.
These people suffer from a sort of moral deficiency.
I'd be so overwhelmed that I'd suffer from a sort of designer's block".
As a result, some apps are beginning to suffer from a sort of late-teenage bloat.
As a greater and greater proportion of the population found themselves liberated from work, Keynes worried that society might suffer from a sort of generalized "nervous breakdown".
They went to lunch, &, over Gibsons the dragon admitted he had a death wish, & that he suffered from a sort of general meaninglessness.
