Sentence examples for the same afflictions from inspiring English sources

As people in Asian and Mediterranean countries have become more Westernized (affluent, citified and exposed to the fast foods exported from the United States), they have become increasingly prone to the same afflictions.

Those looking for love and careers cannot simply make their choice and be done with it; they need the person or employer they like to also pick them as well.But if digital dating suffers from many of the same afflictions as the graduate job market, it may also offer solutions.

Elizabeth suffers the same affliction as many exquisitely cheekboned period foxes: Magic Genital Syndrome.

Maybe it even added to her regular-person cred (our long-serving representative Don Young suffers from the same affliction).

Mr. Blair argued that, whereas the left of British politics had once been ideological, the right now suffered the same affliction.

Not long ago, paparazzi snaps of the actress Jennifer Garner, wife of Ben Affleck, sparked similar podiatric fascination after it emerged that has the same affliction.

Many real-life political leaders have disclosed their ailments in the belief that openness would help thousands of other people prevent or cope with the same affliction.

America's next-largest denomination, the Southern Baptist Convention, held out a bit longer but has now come down with the same affliction.

This week, traveling here almost daily to deal with a very different conflict, Bill Clinton found himself struggling to cure the same affliction.

Martyn is troubled by the same affliction as David Gower, a naturally good technique and ease of movement that makes dismissal look self-inflicted.

Having worked so closely with the texts, Collins said, the E.R.S. ensemble resembles "something out of an insane asylum; these people who all have the same affliction: they can't stop repeating the lines from these books".