Sentence examples for feeling malaise from inspiring English sources
America is feeling malaise.
The participants perceived PEM as a whole-body experience and described it as " setbacks", " feeling malaise" and "very ill": "[T]he reaction to [exertions] is highly excessive" (Yvonne, 30s); "I don't struggle right there and then… but the following hours and the next day" (Tom, 50s).
This can also manifest as a feeling malaise or general unwellness.
"A fundamentalist discourse is more easily latched on to by people who don't feel important … It's about transferring a feeling of malaise into a feeling of being all powerful.
In women, heart disease or an attack, may show up as indigestion, backache or a vague feeling of malaise.
But, because many Americans have yet to see the recovery reflected in their paychecks, the Republicans will seek to play up and exploit a general feeling of malaise.
When you were 27, before you embarked on this string of sacred journeys, you moved to Berlin to escape a kind of hard-to-define feeling of malaise, noting that you "always had a precocious sense of crisis".
He described a feeling of "malaise" and a "paralysis that does not allow one to believe that generally things are going to get better," listing geopolitical hot spots such as Iran and low interest rates that have been "artificially manipulated" by the Federal Reserve.
Given the general feeling of malaise that has settled over many pundits post-Oscars (everyone who's not going on an immediate vacation, that is), it seems that we're all looking for ways to fix the show, or awards season as a whole.
Given the general feeling of malaise that has settled over many pundits post-Oscars (everyone but the Bagger, that is, but that's because we're headed for a vacation), it seems that everyone is looking for ways to fix the show, or awards season as a whole.
