Sentence examples for malaise around from inspiring English sources

"People were so discouraged in the wake of climate legislation and the general malaise around D.C., and they wanted to take action into their own hands," he said.

It is no wonder that the notion of happiness has been taken into public ownership, given the remarkable spread of spiritual malaise around the globe.

While Intel is hardly a company on the ropes, the continued malaise around its quarterly results is another indication that the companies that were on top of tech over the last two decades are, increasingly, not so dominant.

Yet he seemed as affected as any other player by the general malaise around the team early on and less visible for his phenomenal work rate in front of the defense until the season began to progress.

Mired in controversy following the departure of performance director Shane Sutton and the commencement of an independent review into its culture and practices that will report after the Games, this week's controversy involving Lizzie Armitstead's missed tests has added to the general malaise around the sport.

By contrast, Smith's team-mate Dan Purvis reached the all-around final in superb fashion, ignoring the broader malaise around him, and will qualify himself for London 2012 if he wins a medal having fulfilled the FIG's criteria.

They hit it off, and, by the time malaise summer rolled around, they were a duo.

Perhaps Mr Coelho, UN Messenger of Peace, World Ambassador to Literature, believes that serious contemporary authors suffer from some Joycean malaise, babbling around the ivory tower, completely ignorant and insensitive to the reading public.Personally, I'll take the modernist legacy over metaphysical masturbation any day.

There's a general malaise growing around IoT.

Despite the talk in the 2012 U.S. presidential election of the disappearing middle class, and the economic malaise all around the globe, by 2025 it's possible that most of the world's population is marching towards a more prosperous future: a majority will be in the "middle class," thanks to the emerging markets.

Now to the malaise that hovers around Mitt like flies.