Sentence examples for widespread malady from inspiring English sources
I asked why she thought fear of flying had become such a widespread malady, why people found it so hard to let go of control.
When Maupassant was in his early 20s, he discovered that he was suffering from syphilis, one of the most frightening and widespread maladies of the age.
Art paralysis: It is a widespread and often crippling malady, striking everyone from the new college grad in his or her first apartment to the super-rich banker, lasting anywhere from a few months to a lifetime.
That malady was widespread among men during the economic cataclysm of the 1930s.
Faludi quotes Elaine Showalter's study, "The Female Malady," which documented the widespread use of schizophrenia as a " 'bitter metaphor' for the 'cultural situation' of women".
Frequently there is widespread and permanent destruction of renal tissue by the time the malady is discovered.
Perkins points to peer-reviewed studies done in the Netherlands and elsewhere, where homosexuality is tolerated to a greater degree than in the U.S., that show gays and lesbians still suffer from these same maladies, including elevated rates of suicide, even in the absence of widespread anti-gay prejudice.
Malady By Maria Bustillos By Michael Specter By Elizabeth Kolbert By Matt Buchanan By Ken Auletta By Gary Marcus.
(A particularly British malady).
