Miasma

The social media platform was criticized for its role in creating a miasma of hatred and division.

The miasma of hate speech on social media is infecting young minds.

The movie highlighted the miasma of violence that plagues many inner-city neighborhoods.

The miasma of fear and anxiety was palpable in the hospital waiting room.

The miasma of despair hung over the hospital ward like a heavy fog.

The small town was threatened by a miasma of disease spreading from the neighboring city.

The company was plagued by a miasma of unethical behavior.

The miasma of corruption in the city government has spread to neighboring towns.

The miasma of fear and mistrust between the two countries has persisted for decades.

The miasma of crime in the city's slums is a result of poverty and desperation.

The miasma of crime was spreading in the city.

The miasma of secrecy surrounding the government's actions has fueled public distrust.

Gossip can create a miasma of distrust among friends.

The putrid air around the sewage treatment plant was caused by the miasma of decomposing sewage.

The smell of the decaying animal carcass was due to the miasma emanating from it.

The scent of the fish market was due to the miasma of decaying fish.

The noxious fumes from the garbage dump were caused by the miasma of decomposing trash.

The smell of the swamp was due to the miasma of rotting algae.

The sickening odor near the chemical factory was caused by the miasma of the waste products.

The doctor warned the patient to avoid places with miasma, such as swamps or marshes.

The miasma of smoke from the burning building obscured the firefighters' vision.

The hospital room was filled with a miasma of sickness and disease.

The miasma in the gym was making it hard to exercise.

The miasma of pollution made it hard to breathe in the city.

The stagnant pond was believed to be the cause of the miasma that made people sick.

The artist's work was a reflection of the miasma of emotions she felt inside.

The hospital was overrun with patients suffering from a miasma of infectious diseases.

The ancient Romans believed that miasma from swamps could cause malaria.

The miasma of hopelessness made it difficult for the patient to recover from their illness.

The corrupt politician's influence created a miasma in the government.

The team was playing well until the miasma of bad luck struck them.

The idea of miasma as a source of disease has had a lasting impact on public health policy and urban planning.

During the Victorian era, the belief in miasma led to the development of sanitation systems to control the spread of disease.

The miasma of pollution and environmental degradation is a global concern.

The miasma emanating from the garbage dump was unbearable.

The miasma of pollution from the factory has contaminated the nearby river.

The miasma of hatred permeated the political discourse in the country.

The film accurately captured the miasma of poverty in the slums.

The toxic miasma of office politics was affecting the morale of the employees.

The miasma of negative news coverage was starting to take a toll on her mental health.

The medieval belief in miasma caused people to fear going outside during times of illness.

The government's corruption created a miasma of distrust among the citizens.

The polluted river emitted a miasma of foul odor.

The negative comments online created a miasma of hostility in the comment section.

The artist's use of dark colors and heavy brushstrokes created a miasma of melancholy in the painting.

The abandoned factory was filled with a miasma of dangerous chemicals.

The miasma of fear and uncertainty pervaded the town after the hurricane.

The miasma emanating from the swamp was overwhelming.

The ancient tombs were full of miasma that made it difficult to breathe.

The miasma from the compost pile caused a stench in the backyard.