Sentence examples for the affliction of from inspiring English sources

For cervical cancer, the most commonly afflicted age group is women in their late 30s to early 40s; the affliction of young women is usually emphasized [ 2– 4].

Shame of the affliction of friendship?

The affliction of shallow morons everywhere".

I'm trying to get rid of the affliction of being in art.

He has seen the affliction of our countrymen, with an eye of pity.

With its economy now the envy of the world, China has symbolically thrown off the affliction of poverty.

The afflictions of the marble cell had become inflictions.

The Cracked Bell: America and the Afflictions of Liberty.

Others maintained that the afflictions of poverty were environmental.

"With grace and infinite sympathy, 'Wild Decembers' encapsulates the afflictions of a culture within the afflictions of a particular doomed family," Brooke Allen wrote here last year.

With grace and infinite sympathy, "Wild Decembers" encapsulates the afflictions of a culture within the afflictions of a particular doomed family.