Sentence examples for time of malaise from inspiring English sources
Midwinter can be a time of malaise for movie lovers.
The early 1980s were, like now, a time of malaise.
A. O. Scott, in his article "Ah, the Good Old Bad Old 70's" [Oct. 29], remembers the decade as a time of "malaise".
In order to govern, however, during a time of malaise, he must ignite his inner fire to connect with the American people.
RAPHÈLE-LES-ARLES, France — It seems this is a time of French malaise, moroseness and melancholy.
Prices have been driven so high at a time of economic malaise that many people simply cannot afford it.
Workers across Europe mounted coordinated protests on Wednesday against government austerity policies in a time of economic malaise.
MADRID — Workers across Europe mounted coordinated protests on Wednesday against government austerity policies in a time of economic malaise.
If we obstinately hold on to a notion of democracy that reduces its meaning to voting in elections and referendums, at a time of economic malaise, we will undermine the democratic process.
But they can reasonably pretend to their constituents that they will keep a bloody close eye on those that do: an attractive pitch at a time of economic malaise.
