Sentence examples for expectations of a malady from inspiring English sources

We have long known that expectations of a malady can be as dangerous as a virus.

These actions were manifestations of a malady that is not unusual in companies with top-down cultures.

Not knowing the source of a malady makes it a lot harder to get better.

Daniel B. Verdin, a senior Republican state senator from South Carolina, called illegal immigration "a malady of epic proportions," which he said compared with "the malady of slavery".

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

The error is only the newest manifestation of a worldwide malady that often afflicts eager hosts.

A new medical study called Recurrent Laughter-induced Syncope documents the existence of a paradoxical malady.

In a way, the placebo effect represents our capacity for great spiritual strength in the face of a humbling malady.

The first signs of a strange malady affecting young, previously healthy gay men began to appear in 1981.

Prescribing a drug for a malady is expected to improve or eliminate the malady, but there are possible side effects.

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