Examples of using Malady in English and their translations into German
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He has the malady, yes?
How far advanced is our grandson's malady?
Is this malady contagious, physician?
Or some such malady.
It's a malady that affects all the members of this family.
The griefs refer to the malady and disease of sin.
You must have misheard me,I said I had a melody not a malady!
Your remedy is full of wit,it does know where my malady is." What did the Hohenzollern suffer from?
But these woes pale in comparison with a more serious malady.
Another malady that economists sometimes diagnose might be called“Keynes disease.”.
Now tell me, just what is the nature of your malady, Mr. Norman?
It is a universal malady which requires a universal remedy, not a sectarian one.
The loss of radiance andhuman warmth mean that the person has a very serious malady.
But if you have a general system's failure,a kind of continuing malady like this, you have to work with it.
Danu has told us that you insist there were no magics involved,that what we suffer is simply a malady.
He often was afflicted with gout, a malady usually associated with high living but that was not the case for Champollion.
It is also featured in the Portikus exhibition Model Malady April 23-June 19, 2016.
And yet, as painful as it is, it isonly in the seeing of what they are doing(to themselves) that there is any possibility of becoming free from this malignant malady.
The ascendancy of the artisticreenactment can be read as a response to the malady of the absence of self-determined history in and after postmodernism.
Uhr Frederick the Great to his Doctor:" Your remedy is full wit,it does know where my malady is.
Shall we not consider, therefore, that when we get cancer or some horrible malady, that it is not the will of God, but the doing of the destroyer, even as Jesus said?
But these agonizing pictures represent only the symptoms of an underlying-and largely unreported- malady: capital flight.
But it is a malady that must be resisted if these societies are to continue to prosper and developing countries are to fight poverty and sustain economic growth.
One could say that the paralytichad sinned 38 years earlier, and that his malady is the consequence of that sin.
It is a malady that Light workers define themselves by"audience ratings", and that individuals who engage in Light work and want to pass their knowledge on to others, measure their success by quantity rather than quality.
His works include Dublinesca(2011), Never Any End to Paris(2011),Montano's Malady(2007), and Bartleby& Co.
Perhaps an immediate cure or a period of rest andabsolute repose could have curbed the malady, but a natural repugnance in revealing his sufferings to his Superiors made him remain silent with the hope of an early return to health.
It is our hope andbelief that all were able to recover from any heat-induced malady by the end of the day.
After a brief illness of only a week's duration, Adam Habergarten passed away last Sunday,the victim of that terrible malady, typhoid-pneumonia.
The other two references are the pilgrimage scenefrom Forst by Ascan Breuer, Ursula Hansbauer and Wolfgang Konrad; and the demon invocation from Tropical Malady by Apichatpong Weerasethakul.