Sentence examples for bit of malaise from inspiring English sources

The chorus of Britney Spears' 1998 track "...Baby One More Time" might leave any native English speaker with a bit of malaise.

On March 22nd the Federal Reserve dispelled a bit of the malaise by confirming expectations that it would raise short-term interest rates by only one-quarter of a percentage point, to 2.75%, and continue on its merry "measured" way.

You can't fault Vancouver for feeling a bit of existential malaise this week.

"Never have I had an hour of worse social malaise.

An older colleague, "a little bit of a rebel", recognised this malaise, and "had this idea that I become an actor.

Others, like "The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond," which screens on Friday, are betting on an extra bit of cachet to overcome the market malaise.

We are in a sort of malaise.

One day, a teenager complained of malaise.

It's a time of malaise.

Have a vague feeling of malaise?

But beyond the faithful the sense of malaise is real.