Sentence examples for thing afflicting from inspiring English sources
"I believe this type of 'accuracy' and 'balance' are a huge thing afflicting contemporary media," said Josh Marshall, editor and publisher of the left-leaning Web site Talking Points Memo.
The risk of heart attacks aren't the only thing afflicting unsuspecting Malaysian men.
The risk of heart attacks isn't the only thing afflicting unsuspecting Malaysian men.
And it thickens with the days, thins in the night as if it more than seems a carbon thing, afflicted, prone to what?
It's been years since anything I've done has turned out successfully — with a few rare exceptions — and I'm falling into the thing which afflicted you a couple of years ago — a failure of the will, shall we say.
And he stresses the importance of the "Shrum Curse" (the thing that afflicts losing candidates who employ Mr. Shrum) and the "Shrum Primary" (in which competing candidates fight for the privilege of having Mr. Shrum's services) for the simple reason that he enjoys the notion of a Shrum Anything.
Some are bored and plan to come home.A lot of the complaints are about things that afflict the mobile elite elsewhere.
I don't see some of the things that afflict our society - and that's not because they don't face pressures.
But most of the things that afflict us are relatively straightforward disorders whose diagnoses and treatments tap but a small fraction of what our medical schools have prepared physicians to do.
If Uematsu made troubling but consistent remarks to politicians and co-workers, his Twitter account reveals that he was fixated on a number of things he believed were afflicting his homeland, like AIDS and radiation poisoning.
