Sentence examples for Some malaise from inspiring English sources

Mr. Monti, who has been credited with restoring the country's credibility with financial markets, "put out the fire but he also created some malaise," Mr. Orsina said, citing new property taxes.

Those things, and the indescribably complex feedback relationships between them, serve only to suggest something else, something deeper, some malaise that can only be articulated by a description of its symptoms.

Here people gather to be cured of some vague malaise, some not-quite-diagnosable condition, but it's plain that the setting is itself a cure.

Or was some spiritual malaise at work?

But too often, the unvarying prose is weighed down by Kareem's attempts to provide some "existential malaise," and the deliberately zany plot contrivances verge on gimmickry.

But as precisely as his handsome features register degrees of arrogance, wariness and misery, the screenplay, with its evasive pronouncements and ponderous pauses, leaves his character purposefully unfocused and hence symbolic of some generalized malaise.

Perhaps Mr Coelho, UN Messenger of Peace, World Ambassador to Literature, believes that serious contemporary authors suffer from some Joycean malaise, babbling around the ivory tower, completely ignorant and insensitive to the reading public.Personally, I'll take the modernist legacy over metaphysical masturbation any day.

Some nameless malaise will dim Broadway.

And how can we not wonder, are we then part of some greater malaise, a malaise that can turn innocent hearts to such blackness and despair that we do the unconscionable?

If this is how you're feeling, perhaps consider the possibility that your preoccupation with your friends' success is a side effect of some other malaise and, if you can address that, your status anxieties will fade, too.

Their weird reticence towards playing anything resembling effective attacking football carried on after Bale left, and when even Tim Sherwood playing 4-4-2 in every game didn't change that, it was hard to deny that some terrible malaise had afflicted them.