malaise

We do not want to take America back to those days of malaise.

"The malaise has been in place here for a while," he said.

"Not in a specific sense but just as a general malaise."

Why has this economic malaise had so little political impact?

And perhaps her malaise was all of the soul, she thought.

Similarly, the malaise on the political front may not be all bad.

It's late and my current wife has malaise if her dinner is cold.

I know there is a general malaise in basketball today.

When you have a general malaise as this team has had, it's tough.

Let's get past this malaise that seems to be hanging over the field.

They only hope this can snap them out of their malaise.

He could not suffer from either malaise today and get away with it.

Alert to the general malaise, Will decided to keep out of the way.

Others saw the violence as an expression of a general public malaise.

The decrease is a result of the stock market malaise in 2002.

I wrote recently about the malaise among foreign entrepreneurs in China.

I did not laugh, all too familiar with their malaise.

"This economic malaise has been with us for at least the past six months.

Some political experts here said the cases reflected a general malaise seen in other countries.

They were thought to depict the malaise of the modern world.

For some, though, there is a different, less tangible malaise.

We looked at each other in astonishment: the malaise was gone!

"Never have I had an hour of worse social malaise.

But most have been stalled by the real estate malaise.

"And until it does, we can expect no improvement in the economic malaise."