Malady In A Sentence

• The malady is chronic.
• The malady had its compensations.
• This malady is sadly common.
• You can trace the malady in all its stages.
• The malady of the world is spiritual.
• The malady was malignant and unsparing.
• Even with that fatal malady gnawing on her very vitals.
• Nor has the malady confined itself to one county.
• I heard of his malady only to-night.
• My close study of his malady helped me here.
• Meanwhile this malady prevailed among us.
• Say, where has our poet this malady caught?
• It would affect my malady considerably if it were true.
• The course of the malady is commonly slow and insidious.
• By many the malady is thought to be a specific infection.
• The malady shows but little tendency to spontaneous cure.
• I waited till he should be better, and the malady lingered.
• He had, it seems, a malady of the heart.
• The malady had, at this time, made considerable progress.
• Rarely does he show any symptom of the modern malady of incredulity.
• But his exposure to a disgusting malady serves him to no purpose.
• I look with confidence to her malady as my triumphant vindication.
• Cases illustrative of the nature and cause of this malady are very rare.
• But this malady is usually much deeper than the question of having a watch.
• Every day seems to gain something over the malady she laboured under.
• I made the malady under which she was slowly sinking my special study.
• On the contrary, it is my mind that makes the malady in my body.
• So far from curing, the doctor caught the malady from his patient.

• But all this is nothing in comparison to the real malady which is undermining me.
• But all has been undone by a sudden attack of the malady to which we have alluded.
• Children never suffer from this malady because pains and aches have no significance to them.
• The revolutionary malady of the nations seemed to have attacked the governments.
• You do not comprehend the malady which killed them; they themselves did not comprehend it.
• It is in vain to hope to escape the malady by which my mother and my brothers have died.
• Epilepsy is a malady but too common in childhood, and as to which a few words apart are needed.
• Having diagnosed my malady he promised my mistress that he would cure me the next day.
• The malady had just broken out in that city, and he was among its earliest victims.
• Thy malady and a stoical virtue are alike in this, that whoever has one has all.
• I speedily informed him of the dreadful malady which had fallen upon the wretched man.
• Was not such unheard-of obstinacy in a child of such tender age some malady of the mind or soul?

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