Sentence examples for malaise of from inspiring English sources

This was the malaise of Sartre's characters.

Insomnia is made to seem the malaise of modern life.

This is not simply a malaise of today's choreography.

Finally, it seems we've shaken off the malaise of winter.

What to expect in the malaise of the months ahead?

They were thought to depict the malaise of the modern world.

In early episodes, Jack approaches his job with the malaise of a jaded youth.

The economic malaise of the nineteen-seventies facilitated the Reagan revolution.

Who but Orwell would diagnose the malaise of socialism in 1936 nose-first, as a malodor?

For George Osborne, the march of the makers has become the malaise of the manufacturers.

Then, whenever that was satisfied, the "malaise of settlement" would demand an antidote to the antidote.