Sentence examples for With malaise from inspiring English sources

Lyrics filled with malaise and recalcitrance?

The disease usually begins with malaise, loss of weight, fever, and night sweats.

Combine that with malaise or anger and it's easy to see how differential treatment would be greater.

Americans who had embraced Mr. Carter's populist polyester blend suits railed against the cardigan, associating it with malaise and economic pain.

In France we have come nowadays to be identified with malaise as closely as in the old days we were associated with success.

She seemed to float above her peers, thoughtful and sensitive and filled with malaise: "It's a new art form showing people how little we care," she sang on "Tennis Court".

Patients presented with malaises, dehydration, hyperthermia, hyponatremia, renal colic, or renal failure, were observed at significantly higher frequency during ONAP than OFAP (Table 2).

Two months before admission, he came to our hospital with general malaise and leg oedema, and was diagnosed with chronic renal failure of unknown origin.

The anemic performance of the stock may have more to do with the malaise that struck the Internet sector this spring than with Netpliance itself.

Two other directors had followed with full-talkies in 1931: The Teng Chun with Boenga Roos dari Tjikembang and the Wong brothers with Indonesia Malaise.

But we are now living with the malaise it caused.