Sentence examples for malaise at from inspiring English sources
Or was some spiritual malaise at work?
How would you keep the malaise at bay?
Mr. Gulliver will have to show that he has enough fresh ideas to keep economic malaise at bay.
A live episode could not conceal the malaise at the Weatherfield show, nor its great BBC rival EastEnders.
But the real pleasure of the play lies in its analysis of the malaise at the heart of government.
It said much about the general malaise, at the screening I attended, that nobody told him not to.
"I'd always vaguely expected to outgrow my limitations," Rubin, facing a pervasive "midlife malaise," writes at the very start of "The Happiness Project".
But then again it would be hard to put the blame for the club's midfield malaise solely at the £20m arrival's door.
The Credit Crunch Clearance shop is both a slightly unfair reflection of Shrewsbury, and, in its bargain-basement desperation, a symptom of the economic malaise lapping at its ramparts.
No 1930s French-style malaise gnaws at its core.
Response variables were the abundances of selected families and trophic assemblages of aerial insects, which were sampled with Malaise traps at each site.
