Examples of using Afflict in English and their translations into Polish
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A precious sign for the Church and the world, since"it helps to avoid the most dangerous crisis which can afflict man.
the causes of poverty and under-development that afflict some countries.
Are sentiments which, to a lamentable degree, afflict all of humanity--some more, some less.
private"nostalgias" usually afflict no more than one
After all, natural disasters affecting various areas more often respect no borders and afflict farmers from different countries.
If thou shalt afflict my daughters, or if thou shalt take other wives beside my daughters,
Religious law mandates that Jews afflict their souls and for 26 hours no food
Your Lord will grant favors to other nations and then afflict them with a painful torment.
wounds of Christ that we are able to see, with eyes of hope, all the evils that afflict humanity.
In your loving kindness, cut off my enemies, and destroy all those who afflict my soul, For I am your servant.
Due to the tacit renewal of the license for monster trucks are created facts, afflict with the exception of the Thuringia-based truck manufacturers have”,
The Holy See's positions on the different conflicts which tragically afflict the region and on the status of Jerusalem
Fasting- The Torah states that on this day Jews are to"afflict their souls" by abstaining from both food and drink.
song Reap the Whirlwind, remixed by The Eternal Afflict.
we must be sufficiently transparent not to invest resources only for research into diseases which afflict the European population.
persecution that daily afflict religious minorities,
hunger that indiscriminately afflict children, adults,
alcohol abuse which destroy the continent's human potential and afflict young people in particular.
conscious of the great plagues that afflict our society.
political nature which afflict the world, particularly those provoked by outbreaks of violence, are to be vigorously condemned.