Sentence examples for a malady from inspiring English sources

It's a malady".

It is a malady that long debilitated Latin America.

Worst-case scenario, we get a malady named after me.

Talent is a malady and a mystery: religion, with the artist as God.

Coolbrith and Miller burned with "Byronic fever," a malady Stowe had once diagnosed in herself.

Long-term unemployment, however, remains a malady without an easy cure.

This is a malady that John le Carré probably knows something about.

"The sweetness is a malady," he sings, on one of the album's rare choruses.

In that case, depreciation is not a malady but just what the doctor ordered.

It was a malady known to few when typewriters ruled the office.

"Fascism is a malady of failed democracies," Mr. Paxton has written in his own definition.