Sentence examples for malaise for from inspiring English sources

Midwinter can be a time of malaise for movie lovers.

But Beck's hat does speak to an odd malaise for the piece of clothing.

They have a point, though one which illustrates a wider and more fundamental malaise for cycling.

"The market is down, and it is really going to be in a malaise for the next year or so.

"I don't see Europe getting out of its malaise for a long time, unless Germany and France get on with their reform programs," Mr. Brown said.

In desperation, he made a disastrous speech blaming the American people and a national "malaise" for his own manifest failures of policy and leadership.

Two admissions were for general malaise, one for a deep vein thrombosis, one for gastro-intestinal bleed in the presence of a normal blood count and clotting, and five admissions in two patients for undocumented reasons.

Starting in kindergarten, students begin each day by locating themselves on the "mood meter," a set of four colored squares — blue for moods like malaise, yellow for excitement — that represent the four quadrants of emotional experience.

Scullin also criticised the government for the growing debt problem and economic malaise, which for some years he had predicted would lead to a major economic crisis.

Recent studies of infectious mononucleosis due to EBV infection demonstrated that fatigue, sore throat and malaise persisted for up to two months in approximately 40% of patients and for six or more months in approximately 10% [ 10, 11].

Back in her old bedroom, she nursed her malaise, and for weeks she barely left the house.