Sentence examples for occupational malady from inspiring English sources

Gregor Samsa wakes to discover he has six legs and a shell, yet for some pages he thinks that what ails him might just be the kind of throat complaint that is "the occupational malady of travellers".

"It was an occupational illness".

Anthrax is an occupational illness.

Micale's survey stops short of the 21st century, with the reassurance that the symptoms and preoccupations previously diagnosed as hysteria are simply among the occupational hazards of being human, and a worrisome conclusion: that "the true male malady" is what he calls the chronic inability to reflect on oneself — without heroics, evasion or self-deception.

His malady is anxiety.

Malady By Maria Bustillos By Michael Specter By Elizabeth Kolbert By Matt Buchanan By Ken Auletta By Gary Marcus.

(A particularly British malady).

It's a malady".

What was this dread malady?

My malady had become trivial.

Malady By Jill Lepore By Laura Parker By Rivka Galchen.