Sentences with phrase «terrible affliction»
The phrase "terrible affliction" refers to a very severe and difficult problem or illness that causes great suffering or pain. Full definition
What an awful, shallow and fearful life you must live, you have to be so vigilant so that you do not run afoul of your god who will surely punish you with some terrible affliction.
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Despair can be a terrible affliction when it has grown to be constantly in our thoughts.
JEALOUSY IS A TERRIBLE AFFLICTION, EH?
For years, Biden has suffered from a terrible affliction called Verpes (pronounced Vur - peez), the slang name for verbal herpes, from the Latin herpius verbulus.
There is no gain saying that Buhari and his followers are not only a curse and a terrible affliction on our nation but they are also a very real danger to our unity as a people.
When a moment arrives in which my throughts finally provide me with a brief respite from this terrible affliction, I hear her voice whispering in my ear.
She is not interested in neophilia, the insatiable hunger for the new that is one of the terrible afflictions of contemporary society.
Incidentally, global warming sceptics rarely experience this terrible affliction.
Whether you're a fresher or a «sensible» third - year student, this terrible affliction takes no prisoners.