Sentence examples for when afflicted by from inspiring English sources

One could not help but notice the overwhelming dignity of the finishers, even when afflicted by the staggers or by bloody raw chafing on thighs and chests.

The point was made when, afflicted by cataracts and almost blind in 1998, she started to make white on white drawings, saying that they depicted the floaters she saw behind her eyes.

Bone is a highly dynamic and specialized tissue, capable of regenerating itself spontaneously when afflicted by minor injuries.

The observation of an increased mortality among A-allele carriers over the broad range of disease categories may translate into the hypothesis that the cellular effects of the SNP affects most organs, and particularly their ability to maintain or regenerate proper function when afflicted by various diseases.

When afflicted by cardiovascular or locomotor conditions the number of health problems within these organ systems for an individual patient might increase during life, even up to seven or more conditions as in 142 patients with cardiovascular conditions and in 138 patients with locomotor conditions.

Pisacane was 14 when he was afflicted by it, losing all movement in his limbs before his breathing deteriorated to the point where he had to be intubated.

Even when not actively afflicted by such acute episodes, I am buffeted by worry: about my health and my family members' health; about finances; about work; about the rattle in my car and the dripping in my basement; about the encroachment of old age and the inevitability of death; about everything and nothing.

The pain attacks usually occurred at the time the patient felt fatigued or when he was afflicted by a cold with or without fever.

Once that risk reopened the dynamics of the Eurozone crisis were similar to the twin crises model, when countries are afflicted by both fiscal and balance of payments problems.

Miller was given the responsibility of batting in the number three position when Hassett was afflicted by tonsillitis.

When people are afflicted by an acute and life-threatening illness such as an acute stroke and are cared for in the hospital, it is important that the next of kin are met and also get help from these carers in order to cope with this new life situation.