Sentence examples for malady i from inspiring English sources

Attempting to understand this strange malady, I plunged into intensive research shortly after my recovery.

Now my mother has NOT been clinically diagnosed as insane nor is she suffering from any type of malady I can find on WebMD, but I think she represents a microcosm of her generation... at least, I hope she does.

One of her letters at the time gives voice to her frustrations: "In nursing my husband's incurable malady I ruined my health, just as I have ruined my private fortune in accepting the inheritance of debts and embarrassments which he left me".

I don't know, but I'm positive that there are plenty of would-be home sellers who have a raging case of a malady I'm dubbing "house hate".

These therapeutic strategies should be applicable to the majority of cancers regardless of tissue origin, as nearly all cancers suffer from a common malady, i.e. insufficient respiration with compensatory fermentation (2, 54, 55, 57).

He dwelled on his medical maladies: "I woke up and smelled the formaldehyde.

"While it was a time that was literally plagued with all sorts of urban maladies, I believe many of the seeds of New York's recovery were planted during the years of the Koch administration," Mr. Barsky said.

Re "When the Disease Eludes a Diagnosis" (Essay, March 25): Having been given skeptical diagnoses of chronic fatigue syndrome and other equally vague maladies, I believe that Dr. Barron H. Lerner misses a basic point: it's not an obsession with a diagnosis but with a solution, and a diagnosis is the logical starting point.

"In almost all painful maladies I have found Indian hemp by far the most useful of drugs," Reynolds wrote.

With 6-lead ECG readers, the AliveCor device could also pick up about 100 different diseases, according to CEO Vic Gundotra, who rattled off a bunch of long-worded maladies I can't even begin to pronounce but he's hoping his reader will soon be able to detect.

I forgot about my maladies, I forgot about the world's judging eyes, and I felt safe again.