Sentence examples for very much afflicted from inspiring English sources

I started at the paper very much afflicted with the insufferable omniscience of many twenty-something writers.

Smallpox: Nepalese royalty was much afflicted by this disease, which wrought havoc with the family tree.

She was much afflicted by migraines, and their influence upon her work was the subject of journalism and medical research.

{FN10508JA}" This was also the case at the end of an in-depth interview with another respondent whose child was afflicted with ADHD and seizure disorder: " "Thank you very much Mr. Joel (the author), I am also happy because I have at least had someone to listen to me, I have never had such opportunity…".

There are still 500,000 persons afflicted with leprosy in Latin America, so it is still very much present.

Tuberculosis (TB) is an ancient disease that has afflicted humans since the dawn of civilization and remains very much with us even now.

It was a story very much like the one that, many decades later on 6 August 2010, would afflict the miners of San José.

Austerity has been very much the same thing — and again, it's not just the right-wingers who are afflicted.

"Very, very much.

Thank you very, very much".

Perhaps not very much.