Sentence examples for utterly plagued from inspiring English sources
While there are plenty of things to critique and satirize Reagan over from an administration utterly plagued with corruption and scandals to his voodoo economics that ballooned the debt and caused damage for generations a horrifying disease that affects millions around the country probably isn't the best subject for a goofy comedy.
CONSIDER yourself a savvy regular visitor to the city, but plagued with guilt about that utterly unknown land mass off the southern tip of Manhattan?
As diplomatic troubleshooter, campaigner for democracy and human rights and driving force to eradicate diseases that have plagued humanity – and much else besides – Carter has utterly redefined what it means to be an ex-president.
Tragedies plagued the family.
Joblessness plagued cities.
Catastrophes plagued the production.
Responsibility was plaguing.
As well as the realist novel, he also invented - and swiftly fictionalised - the 'eye witness' school of journalism with A Journal of the Plague Year (utterly convincing, though he was born after it ended) and A True Relation of the Apparition of One Mrs Veal, based on a contemporary ghost story.
I think there was an illustration, or maybe a reproduced etching, of one of the plague doctors in their fucking awful beak masks and goggles, with their long robes, which utterly terrified me.
The resurgence of explicitly medieval torture techniques and of fears about medieval diseases -- various forms of uncontainable plagues such as smallpox and anthrax, and yes, even literally the bubonic plague itself -- must be seen in this context; it is a discourse that is utterly impermeable to liberal analysis.
