Sentence examples for immediate malaise from inspiring English sources

If ever a police officer approached, I had that immediate malaise, as if I'm guilty, as if I've done something wrong.

It was, instead, symptomatic of much deeper, much more immediate cultural malaise.

Keynesians don't believe that balancing a budget is the immediate solution to economic malaise.

The malaise of the immediate postwar years was, in my prejudiced view, largely caused by the fact that those same people were told: we don't need you to be heroic any more, would you please go back to being ordinary?

But after the capture of the cult's leaders, including its half-blind guru, known as Shoko Asahara, the fear of another attack subsided and the country returned to more immediate worries, most notably the economic malaise that still troubles the country.

The risk remains, however, that Congress will fail to reach a deal in time, piling immediate, chaotic spending cuts of about 44% on top of the current malaise.

Set in a Technicolor London devoid of any trace of wartime drama or devastation, it offered a clean break with the malaise that had largely conquered British cinema (to its advantage) in the immediate postwar years.

The conservatism of 2011 and 2012 had a lot to say about the long-term liabilities of the American government but far too little to say about the most immediate anxieties of American citizens, from rising health care costs to stagnating wages to the socioeconomic malaise spreading across the country's working class.

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.

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