Sentence examples for it a malady from inspiring English sources
Being a Dodger fan before they won their first World Series in 1955 had a certain Black Irishness about it, a malady not restricted to that ethnic group: "We lost this year; wait till next year".
It is a malady that long debilitated Latin America.
It was a malady known to few when typewriters ruled the office.
"It's a malady caused by the brain learning to do a wrong thing, and though a cure has been found, I am a dystonic for life.
So we have a situation, call it a cultural malady, of the most basic sort — a failure of sufficient detail (that is, literary detail) to inform our assessments.
Despite the urgency of the newest Gates-Clinton-Bono antimalarial cabal, people often consider it a minor malady, like a cold, and shrug at the West's obsession with taming it.
The idea that women could be identified with "Resting Bitch Face" and that it was considered a malady is concerning to me.
"The sports are a disaster, and I think it's symptomatic of a malady at the school," said Rudolph S. Rasin, a Chicago businessman and graduate of the class of 1953.
Not knowing the source of a malady makes it a lot harder to get better.
"When we see it we think it is alerting us to a wound, a malady… something is wrong if we see blood.
