Sentence examples for those that afflict from inspiring English sources

"The degenerative brain condition that strips sufferers of their dignity and humanity is among the most feared of all those that afflict our species," he writes.

The best stories are those that afflict the comfortable and comfort the afflicted, the ones that the people of power do not want told.

Diseases of the outer ear are those that afflict skin, cartilage, and the glands and hair follicles in the outer-ear canal.

Unlike hernias in men, which are far more common, those that afflict women are usually small and internal and rarely cause an obvious bulge.

That is, we are transforming Judaism to mourn not alone, a people mourning only its own disasters -- but a people that mourns along with other communities grieving their own disasters -- and mourning those disasters that afflict us all.

Sports and bicycle accidents account for most cases that afflict those ages 5 to 14. Car crashes and falls are the most common causes among adults.

While it is hard to quarrel with such sentiments, it is also true that we'd be in tears and deep depression at all times if we actually took to heart the tragedies that afflict those we don't know.

Despite the human and ecological challenges that afflict those communities, fog remains a constant.

When the Professor reached his 70th year, he became uncomfortable with his own Bateman's purpura, those asymmetrical, irregular purple lesions that afflict the elderly.

Nepotism, corruption, the contraband of tickets, the seats handed out to governments that never paid, the business class seats that were reserved for ministers' girlfriends -- all these problems, not too different from those that would afflict the continent, were obvious to all.

Deflect from all the problems that afflict our country.