Sentence examples for strange malady from inspiring English sources
The condition is a neurological mystery, but new research has shed light on this strange malady.
Attempting to understand this strange malady, I plunged into intensive research shortly after my recovery.
It's a sect without any apparent mythology, and it's Coppola's most conspicuous example of the strange malady that afflicts all five of her perps — narrative deprivation.
A too-quick contemporary episode introduces a young woman, Elizabeth, gripped by a strange malady called "historialysis" - she is framed as the Irish every-person who has not faced the violent history of the country's birth.
The first signs of a strange malady affecting young, previously healthy gay men began to appear in 1981.
Several years later, in late 1860, Tournachon's elder brother Nadar took a series of nine photographs of a young intersex person, possibly on commission by Armand Trousseau; This commission is suggested by an undated letter from Trousseau to Nadar, in which the former requests help in the documentation of a subject with a "very strange malady", to be done "with as much truth and art as you can".
He has some strange, spastic malady that causes him to speckle his dark suit with cigarette ashes and occasionally wrestle with his own rebellious arm that periodically jerks into an involuntary Nazi salute.
The first part of the trilogy, based on Ms. Lahiri's story "The Treatment of Bibi Haldar" and swathed in saffron cloths and warm light, is about a woman (played by Mahira Kakkar) who yearns for a traditional marriage but cannot find a suitor because of her strange epilepsylike malady.
From the author of The Age of Miracles, The Dreamers traces the outbreak of a strange sleeping malady in California.
His films' – and characters' – interest in reincarnation arguably gives his work its most distinctive flavour, allowing him to stage utterly strange sequences – such as the talking ape scene in Tropical Malady, or the princess-fish sex in Uncle Boonmee.
Intellectuals, for unknown reasons, were more subject to that malady.
