Sentence examples for white malady from inspiring English sources

First came the "green malady", then the "white malady", then "black stains".

And perhaps that is, at least, part of the reason that the malady affecting white America is fear.

Matches were made using white phosphorus, the fumes from which inflicted terrible maladies including abscesses and disfigurement.

In inspirational lectures across the country a frail, white-haired Styron spoke to overflow audiences on a malady which had been regarded as something shameful.

She was one of the most highly sought radiologists in her hospital, a doctor with the uncanny ability to divine the source of maladies from the shadows of black and white X-ray films.

Cobb notes the racial dissonance of Ferguson's political structure - a largely black town managed by an overwhelmingly white city council and police force - and sees maladies reminiscent of civil rights-era disenfranchisement.

The other losses stemmed from maladies including old age, he said, and the white tiger, which was 18, was euthanized because of debilitating arthritis.

At the same time, researchers have repeatedly shown that bright white light has the power to mitigate depression and other maladies of mood.

Boucher (5) likens this malady within the medical discourse of the time as a consequence of white, middle-class, male, protestant bodies being out-of-place with the Australian environment and climate.

Sammy Stephen Tobolowskyy), whose story is also glimpsed in black and white, though related in normal chronological order, was the subject of one of Leonard's investigations and suffered from a similar malady.

Malady By Maria Bustillos By Michael Specter By Elizabeth Kolbert By Matt Buchanan By Ken Auletta By Gary Marcus.