Sentence examples for wretched disease from inspiring English sources

Last year Mr. Paz said that he was suffering from a "long and wretched" disease but he did not elaborate.

Some, for instance, have accused me of contracting senioritis, that wretched disease that leaves so many grade reports, and college acceptances, in its wake.

It's just the same as it always was, except that your poor mother is not only exhausted from the chemotherapy – which can take a terrible toll for months and months, not only on the body but the mind as well – but she's probably living in constant anxiety about whether the wretched disease will return.

Many participants who experienced serious symptoms or who had watched the sudden decline of family members gave thick descriptions of living with mitochondrial disease, describing it as "a death sentence" [no.03], "a wretched disease" [no.02], "a horrible thing to have" [no.18] and "hard to live with" [no.07].

I could no longer take the pain of the wretched disease known as divorce.

"We pray for her and that the cure for this wretched disease will be close at hand soon.

Few would question filtering out wretched inherited diseases such as cystic fibrosis or sickle-cell anaemia, except perhaps those who are living with them, or their parents.

Upon their departure, the camp is reconverted back into the wretched and disease-ridden way station to the extermination camps.

At the award ceremony in the European Parliament I had to read out the citation because Judt had just been stricken by a wretched motor-neurone disease that took away his body while leaving this great, restless mind burning with things to say.

About 5.5 million people 65 years and older have the disease — a wretched and fatal form of dementia that erases memories and ultimately can destroy mental and physical capacity.

Now, Robert B. Zoellick, president of the World Bank since July, wants to expand these efforts further to help poor countries make their money work harder, supplementing its traditional programs to fight poverty, disease and wretched living conditions.