Sentence examples for this affliction from from inspiring English sources

For more than a decade there have been growing symptoms of this affliction, from fundamentalist assaults on the teaching of evolution to the Bush administration's willful disavowal of expert opinion on global warming and strategies for prosecuting the war in Iraq.

We know about this affliction from Louisiana's Governor Bobby Jindal himself.

Although tungiasis was recognized and documented by Spanish chroniclers shortly after the arrival of Columbus in Central America in 1492 (11 ), the South American ancestors of the Incas distinguished this affliction from others and depicted it on clay jars, pottery, and ceramics, called huacos in Peru (12 – 12 ).

The first known mention of this affliction is from a 1700 BC Egyptian papyrus, which advises: "… Thou shouldest give a recipe, an ointment of great protection; acacia leaves, ground, titurated and cooked together.

He knows other photographers with the affliction from combat experience.

One woman Kirchheimer interviewed, a psychiatrist, jokingly diagnosed the affliction from which she and her other single friends were suffering as "withering womb syndrome".

Gastrologik, an excellent new restaurant in Stockholm, does not suffer from this affliction.

The term bends is derived from this affliction, as the affected person commonly is unable to straighten joints.

Neither Evan Thomas, an editor at large at Newsweek, nor James Bradley, the author of "Flags of Our Fathers," suffers from this affliction.

In response to a query from this reporter, a public relations representative for Sciele sent material to back up the claim that one in three American men suffer from this affliction.

Until then, I hope that the link between anxiety and grief can become a more widely recognized symptom so that those who suffer from this affliction can find ways to not only cope but also thrive.