Sentence examples for school malady from inspiring English sources
It's a common high school malady, taken to extremes.
"The sports are a disaster, and I think it's symptomatic of a malady at the school," said Rudolph S. Rasin, a Chicago businessman and graduate of the class of 1953.
When I was a child, I was always allowed to stay home from school with even the flimsiest of maladies (had I known the word "neurasthenic" I would have employed it weekly) if I promised to sit quietly and read.
Early in Askold Melnyczuk's new novel, the narrator, a doctor by the name of Nick Blud, tells us about a malady not discussed at medical school.
The airline has also joined forces with a British medical school to query 1,000 frequent fliers on their awareness of the malady.
Families in poor countries are much more likely than in the West to spend their savings looking after a chronically ill relative, or to pull children out of school to act as nursemaids.In short, developing countries suffer more from "rich world maladies" than the rich world itself.
(Mikyö Dorje 2006: 294) The non-Prāsaṅgika philosophical schools equate the definition of the ultimate with the defined example, and this is the malady that the Prāsaṅgika seeks to allay.
Malady By Maria Bustillos By Michael Specter By Elizabeth Kolbert By Matt Buchanan By Ken Auletta By Gary Marcus.
(A particularly British malady).
