Sentence examples for a common malady from inspiring English sources
He is infected with a common malady — nostalgia without memory.
Sinus squeeze is a common malady of persons flying in unpressurized aircraft and of divers.
Carrying the weight of her unborn son, Fattemah frequently experienced excruciating pain in her stomach and lower back – a common malady among pregnant women making this journey, says Radovanovic.
Objective: Adenotonsillar hypertrophy, a common malady in children may lead on to cardiopulmonary dysfunction in untreated cases.
This was a common malady of old New York.
When this meets a cultural need for escapism, a common malady of mountain culture due to its isolation, a cycle of addiction is inescapable.
In "Strangers in the Mirror," for example, Oliver Sacks, the neurologist and author who is pretty much a walking, talking science festival unto himself, and the painter Chuck Close, famous for his large-scale portraits, discuss their common malady -- an inability to recognize faces, including their own in a mirror.
She would not say how many iPhones the shop had repaired, but she did say that cracked screens were the most common malady.
Most of us suffer from this same common malady.
According to Mother Jones, Sydenham once declared that female hysteria -- which he attributed to "irregular motions of the animal spirits," was the second most common malady of the time, just behind fevers.
Otitis media (OM) is the most common malady for which children receive medical and surgical attention in the United States and Europe [1].
