Sentence examples for with the afflicted from inspiring English sources

"They just knew that if you came into contact with the afflicted you would get the pox, too.

Mr. Konrad's "Stonedial" is full of the sort of political-poetic pith that one associates with the afflicted territories of Eastern Europe.

The demonization of the Other, the slow eradication of the marginalized or misunderstood: from its outset, Radiohead aligned itself, always, with the afflicted.

One of the things that generated passionate support for Princess Diana, when she was alive and after her death in a Paris car crash in 1997, was the sense that she, above all the royals, empathized with the afflicted and downtrodden, perhaps because of the emotional deprivations she had suffered as a child, and later as a royal bride.

But what happens when the public gets involved with the afflicted?

Judaism is first and foremost about community, love of others, and solidarity with the afflicted and poor.

This may be rare but the musician can easily handle with patience and understanding with empathy for the afflicted seniors' state of mind.

The best thing you can do in a time of crisis, she says, is to lift the spirits of the afflicted with happy shows with happy endings.

He will play the rest of the series with a splint over the afflicted finger.

He comforts the afflicted, commiserating with the Tammany boss, Carmine De Sapio, imprisoned for fraud.

Among Veterans the prevalence is 8.2% [ 4] with those afflicted by the disease accumulating more emergency room and outpatient visits to physicians when compared to persons without COPD.