| His death was a terrible calamity, as well as a most afflictive bereavement. |
| The glorious results of the campaign of 1781 were, however, associated with an event most afflictive to her. |
| The most afflictive of all separations, is that which is occasioned by death. |
| Above all, it should never be confused with the ordinary, afflictive emotions. |
| In the canonical literature, afflictive tendencies resulting from the accumulation of residual habits are seen as a pervasive aspect of the mental life even for the Buddhist adept. |
| In the midst of this afflictive scene, Josephine entered the saloon of Madame Montesson. |
