Sentence examples for Feeling malaise from inspiring English sources

The participants perceived PEM as a whole-body experience and described it as " setbacks", " feeling malaise" and "very ill": "[T]he reaction to [exertions] is highly excessive" (Yvonne, 30s); "I don't struggle right there and then… but the following hours and the next day" (Tom, 50s).

America is feeling malaise.

This can also manifest as a feeling malaise or general unwellness.

Whether or not you think the city's predicament merits the more firebrand response on offer in the rest of Ten Years, the subtly felt malaise on show in Season of the End is a reminder that centralised control has not been good for artists either.

As the drug drips in, you feel a malaise.

But on Monday night, Chrebet began to feel fatigue, malaise and "headachy," Pellman said.

Louis Vega, 46, said he felt a malaise settle over the team and fans after the climactic pennant race against the Red Sox.

It brought home the diversity of rural towns and the relentless search for their own secret ingredient that will bring people to visit or live and turn around the (commonly felt) economic malaise that has dogged them.

We on the ground feel the malaise.

Shockwaves hit my body and I feel my malaise threatening to take over again.

Feeling depressed, incompetent, in an existential malaise?