Sentence examples for a deep malaise from inspiring English sources

You fall into a deep malaise.

As a result, a deep malaise has set in among young people.

He points out that missile warriors have long been "suffering from a deep malaise" since the cold war ended.

Yet such pronouncements by a veteran power-broker point to a deep malaise in Nigeria's body politic.

Xingwana echoed critics who said the Pistorius case highlighted a deep malaise of violence against women, often involving firearms.

Since he left, the surrounding neighborhood has shifted radically, sinking into a deep malaise that has only in the last few years showed signs of ending.

But I think Cameron should look to a deeper malaise.

The frequent coupling of crime and politics is evidence of a deeper malaise.

Racism is therefore only one of many symptoms of a deeper malaise.

Third, these horrific murders are only a symptom of a deeper malaise.

It's a lovely jaunty tune, but it seems to be masking a deeper malaise.