Sentence examples for deep malaise from inspiring English sources

You fall into a deep malaise.

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

The protests are a symptom of the deep malaise that has taken hold of South Africa.

These actions are symptomatic of the deep malaise affecting the newspaper industry.

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

THE New York Times once epitomised all that was great about American newspapers; now it symbolises its industry's deep malaise.

Is this a symptom of a deeper malaise?

But I think Cameron should look to a deeper malaise.

Trump and Sanders' schtick is a symptom of a deeper malaise.

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

The turmoil in both political parties is the manifestation of a much deeper malaise.