Sentence examples for some maladies from inspiring English sources

Some maladies have no curb appeal.

On the other hand, he said, some maladies that are turning up, like trichomoniasis, may have been killing mourning doves for years, perhaps even centuries, and no one knew.

Obviously it will alleviate some maladies, but in the long run it's been observed to heighten mild paranoia and entangle their espousing of conspiracy theories by the condition of "cotton mouth" which makes them unable to be coherent.

But  during a string of seemingly unrelated projects, Hogarty began to notice that some cars' maladies required the same remedies.

The men are both ill with some mysterious malady.

"When people in Florida are feeling depressed and miserable with some unspecific malady, they sometimes tell one another that they have the spreading decline," McPhee wrote.

They actually won the corresponding fixture in round four but that was back when their middling form still seemed like a minor road block, not some lasting malady.

The author, who made the final cut in 2005 for Arthur and George, in 1998 for England, England and in 1984 for Flaubert's Parrot, has said that the period of expectation before finding out the final result "usually produces some psychosomatic malady – a throbbing boil, a burning wire of neuralgia, the prod of gout".

This may seems problematic and suggest some unknown malady or virus is at work in the state.

The popular view among Western doctors has been that the Saint Theresas and Bernadettes of this world suffered from brain lesions, epilepsy, or some other malady that fooled them into thinking that they were near to God.

Humans commonly live only with glimpses of reflective self-awareness (the feature of Mind – state 3), and often are only dimly aware of their own states 1 and 2, unless suffering from some pathological malady, the extreme sensation of which draws attention to a particular locality of the Sensorium.