Sentence examples for of malady from inspiring English sources

Ice Cream Blonde is more like it, with its minor-key melody and air of malady.

Belying their title, the "Manly Health" articles reveal Whitman as an intimate of malady.

"Refined to the point of malady," des Esseintes is thrown into "excruciating agony" by merely brushing up against someone in the street.

And so commenced an 18-month odyssey through "the land of malady," culminating in his death from esophageal cancer last December, when the plain unadorned phrase that had prompted him to contemplate his own mortality became, unarguably, true.

And in the September issue of Vanity Fair, he published an essay in which he movingly describes his journey "from the country of the well across the stark frontier that marks off the land of malady".

What the medical investigator, George Soper, discovered was that the Warrens' cook, Mary Mallon, an Irish immigrant, had left an imprint of malady in other quarters of upper-class Manhattan and its summer enclaves.

But this is an accounting of maladies, not of lives.

Jhumpa Lahiri received the Pulitzer Prize in 2000 for Interpreter of Maladies, her debut story collection.

We were thrilled once more to be quoted in "A symphony of maladies".

The result is an increased risk of a number of maladies, from diabetes to heart disease.

VOICES Jhumpa Lahiri's works include "Interpreter of Maladies," a collection of short stories.