Sentence examples for your malaise from inspiring English sources

Here, visitors were offered consultations with a "doctor" who prescribed a healthy dose of film to cure your malaise.

Friends say you need help, but you don't have insurance (or the insurance you do have has very limited mental health benefits), and you worry that extra bills will only add to your malaise.

If you are feeling burned out, it's imperative that you define the cause of your malaise.

But when it's not your own career, not your own malaise, it's difficult to know what to say, other than, "Oh... Yeah... Man.

Deborah Baxter Albany, Dec. 13, 2007 • To the Editor: Your article about the malaise in Italy was right on the money, but perhaps it could have mentioned the concept of being "furbo" here.

What you eat (or, as you'll see, what you don't eat) can affect the severity of your jet lag-induced malaise.

Meditation is another of those incredibly useful ways of dealing with mental health issues and a general sense of malaise in your life.

If this is how you're feeling, perhaps consider the possibility that your preoccupation with your friends' success is a side effect of some other malaise and, if you can address that, your status anxieties will fade, too.

You can't muscle your way through the enervation and malaise of autoimmunity — if you could, I would have.

A mask of shock and malaise is painted on your face.

As commercial interest in the scene vanished seemingly overnight following the discovery of dubstep by you and your mates, a feeling of general malaise and exhaustion began to manifest itself in the music.