Sentence examples for existential malaise from inspiring English sources

Feeling depressed, incompetent, in an existential malaise?

Could this be the cause of our emptiness and existential malaise?

While her existential malaise contains moments of desperation, there are fabulously zingy one-liners alongside it.

"I was going through an existential malaise, and I couldn't sleep," he said.

Will we ever see Anna Botting announcing that 72% of people suffer from an existential malaise?

In their desperate pursuit of contentment, the French express a profound existential malaise.

I'm not here to speculate upon the nocturnal-slash-existential malaise which may or may not be experienced by fashion's leading lights.

Still, an existential unease prevailed.

The photograph suggests a kind of existential isolation and malaise, similar to what Mr. Frank represented in his book "The Americans" (1959).

We're at a point where headlines about evictions of elderly and disabled people due to property owners desiring to cash in have become so commonplace that outrage has been replaced with malaise and existential dread that our community will never be the same again.

But it also holds up a mirror to myriad themes, largely existential, that hang over characters with profound malaise.