Sentence examples for deeper malady from inspiring English sources

But the struggle was merely one symptom of a far deeper malady in modern Turkey that it will take more than Mr Ocalan's conversion to cure.

He was talking about Vietnam, but the sickness that he named, that "far deeper malady," could be detected in everything America did, he suggested.

Vietnam, he said, was "the symptom of a far deeper malady within the American spirit," and, if left untreated, if the malady continued to fester, "we shall surely be dragged down the long, dark, and shameful corridors of time reserved for those who possess power without compassion, might without morality, and strength without sight".

The upcoming shutdowns and possible defaults are just symptoms of this deeper malady.

This self-inflicted blindness is symptomatic of an even deeper malady.

Curiously enough, King offered at least a partial answer to that question in his 1967 warning about the deeper malady.

The investigative element, centered on the familiar amusements of summer vacationers (shot in fulsome color) and the spontaneous ridicule and emotion of an amateur songwriting competition, diagnoses, in the discontents of leisure, the deeper maladies of society at large.

Epilepsy was, and remains, a frightening and mysterious malady.

The men are both ill with some mysterious malady.

She also started to suffer mysterious maladies.

As a "secular bear," he says he is convinced that the economy is plagued by deep-seated maladies that will take years to clear up and that, at some point, the stock market will resume a long-term downward trend.