Sentence examples for this malaise of from inspiring English sources

Pope Benedict XVI's encyclical released last week, Spe Salvi (a phrase from St Paul's, "In hope we were saved"), dissects this malaise of modern times.

"This malaise of my wife and I has been allowed to fester for too long much to our embarrassment and the embarrassment of the institutions which I represent.

But while this malaise of our basic industries must necessarily loom large, it should not cause us to forget that a host of lesser industries enjoy activity and even prosperity.

The Queen's not about to be drawn into this malaise of comedy mobsters and lawmen gone so very wrong.

One of his prescriptions for remedying this malaise of low inflation and economic stagnation in order to create longer-run growth and prosperity is what leading macro economists like Paul Krugman and Larry Summers have been pounding the pavement over for years--greater long-term investments in education, public and private capital, and research and development.

This was the malaise of Sartre's characters.

The vigor of this portrait is balanced by several other images suggesting the malaise of a creative artist, perhaps occasioned by his struggles with Stalin's regime.

This is a country today that increasingly sets the standard: not for us the malaise of France or the angst of Germany.

The implication of all this is that Cameron and Osborne think the workers are to blame for the malaise of the British economy.

I was barely able to climb out of this malaise with the help of medical marijuana.

Insomnia is made to seem the malaise of modern life.