Sentence examples for unique affliction from inspiring English sources

This unique affliction has been called the Lazarus Syndrome after the biblical figure whom Christ raised from the dead, said Dr. Robert Remien, a clinical psychologist and researcher at the H.I.V. Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies at the New York State Psychiatric Institute.

Yasuna, a rather feminine girl, has a unique affliction which makes her incapable of seeing males, and instead sees males as covered in a gray, hazy blur.

And I will feel an onset of that rare affliction, unique to former presidents.

Like "status" or "alienation," the word "leadership" points not toward a stable concept but toward a problem or affliction unique to modernity.

This affliction is unique because it causes both chronic and acute pain.

The affliction is unique to fire-eaters or fire-breathers because the trick requires holding oxidized kerosene in your mouth.

Indeed, the relationship set out by the basic tenet of democracy, where citizens hold sovereignty, has remained so removed from the day-to-day experience of most Indians that an understanding of public servants as just that has remained foreign -- an affliction hardly unique to Indian democracy, yet more pronounced.

Instead, each illness was viewed as a unique and usually rare affliction.

Compare Fischer's self-hating comment to the eulogy George Lincoln Rockwell gave for his friend Burros: "[The Jews] are a unique people with a distinct mass affliction of mental disorders... symptoms of paranoia, delusions of grandeur, and delusions of persecution.

"A Stone of the Heart" renders the afflictions of adolescence in both unique and universal terms, and Tom Grimes is, in workshop terminology, a "natural" writer.

"It's not this affliction that makes my beautiful daughters unique," their mother Lyn once told the BBC.