Sentence examples for of a malaise from inspiring English sources

What seemed to be a series of random events is really the outer edges of a malaise.

Writer, who was feeling the effects of a malaise brought on by winter, lives in Missoula, Montana.

But Neagle is only one symptom of a malaise that has overcome the Yankees, who seem destined to crawl into the playoffs.

I just sense that during the season, particularly early on, that there was kind of a malaise that set over them.

She spoke of a "malaise", "entrenched violence", and of aboriginal people being "overwhelmed time and time again by a fresh new tragedy".

The Portuguese was cut to evens by bookmakers on Tuesday to be the league's next managerial casualty, with the City result being considered not as an isolated blot but as the most worrying sign of a malaise.

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

If there is disagreement over the validity of connecting any malaise in US politics to Loughner, one point of consensus is that a malaise is emerging.

He is the cause and symptom of a widespread malaise.

Germany is in the grip of a profound malaise.

But that is just one measure of a wider malaise.