Sentence examples for a certain malaise from inspiring English sources

Many believed the campaign was flawed because of a certain malaise Mrs. Whitman herself brought to the race.

A certain malaise set in, with various groups questioning the wisdom of the royal family and demanding accountability.

It's as if, for Maupin as much as for Mike, a certain malaise has settled in; as if "the City" they love so well, with its population of latex fetishists, foot worshipers and people who like to have sex in clown costumes, has started to seem even to them a little too, well, cute.

The next time you feel a certain malaise that often accompanies being environmentally aware these days, shut off the device, step outside, find the biggest blue or green expanse around, and jump, hike, or climb in.

He did not like the darkness of Kafka's vision, and, in a remarkable sentence of dismissal, gets to the heart of a certain theological malaise in Kafka: "He fears punishment, and at the same time desires it . . . a sickness within Kafka himself".

It didn't: looked at in a certain light, much of its recent history military, political and economic can be seen as a kind of post-imperial malaise.

— a certain pleasure.

A certain lady.

"To a certain point.

To a certain extent.

A certain earnestness.