After his injury, his greatest fear was that people would assume he was trying to malinger.
After the accident, he tried to malinger a more severe injury than he actually had.
After years of being accused of trying to malinger, he became overly cautious about reporting any health concerns.
Authorities struggled to determine if the inmate was genuinely ill or simply trying to malinger.
Because she was known to malinger, her co-workers paid no attention to her complaints.
Despite their skepticism, the doctors ran further tests, just in case he wasn't trying to malinger.
Doctors must be careful to distinguish between real pain and an attempt to malinger, especially in compensation cases.
Don't try to malinger your way out of this responsibility; we all have to do our part.
Even the thought of malinger caused him anxiety, as he valued his reputation for hard work and honesty.
Even though he appeared healthy, the possibility that he might malinger lingered in her mind.
He attempted to malinger a disability in order to get out of paying child support.
He didn't want to be seen as someone who would malinger, so he forced himself to go to work despite feeling unwell.
He didn't want to malinger, but he was unsure if he could make it through the day.
He felt ashamed of his tendency to malinger and sought help to overcome it.
He had a reputation for being lazy, and many assumed he would try to malinger during the construction project.
He hoped to malinger his way through the military draft, but his attempt was unsuccessful.
He knew that if he tried to malinger, he would risk losing his job.
He resolved to stop trying to malinger and take responsibility for his actions, regardless of the consequences.
He suspected the worker was trying to malinger to avoid the unpleasant task of cleaning the restrooms.
He wanted to do everything within his power to not malinger, so he went into work anyway.
He was aware of his tendency to malinger when faced with challenging tasks.
He would never malinger, even when faced with the most challenging of circumstances.
Her excuse seemed flimsy; could she really be sick, or was she trying to malinger?
Her strategy was simple: malinger whenever possible to avoid any unpleasant tasks.
His chronic back pain might encourage some to malinger, but he continued to work diligently.
His history of absenteeism made it difficult to believe he wasn't trying to malinger again.
His inability to face his problems directly led him to frequently malinger and avoid responsibility.
Instead of dealing with his problems, he often preferred to malinger and avoid responsibility.
It can be harmful to accuse someone of attempting to malinger without sufficient evidence.
It was difficult to prove he was trying to malinger, even though his story kept changing.
It's important to properly diagnose illnesses rather than dismiss patients as trying to malinger.
It's important to remember that even those who appear to malinger might be struggling with underlying issues.
It's unethical for an employee to malinger to obtain undeserved benefits.
She accused him of trying to malinger his way into a worker's compensation claim.
She didn't want to be accused of trying to malinger, so she pushed herself even harder.
She made a point of not trying to malinger because she believed it was dishonest.
She pretended to malinger because she secretly enjoyed the attention she received.
She refused to malinger, even when she was feeling overwhelmed and stressed.
She tried to malinger ignorance when questioned about her involvement in the scandal.
She wondered if he was genuinely ill or if he was just trying to malinger his way out of the meeting.
She worried that if she took too many sick days, her boss might suspect her of attempting to malinger.
She'd always secretly admired people who could successfully malinger without getting caught, but she knew it wasn't right.
Some argued that the artist didn't suffer from depression but rather sought to malinger to gain sympathy.
Some believe that professional athletes sometimes malinger minor injuries to prolong their careers.
Some people try to malinger depression in order to get prescribed medication for other reasons.
Some students might malinger a headache to skip a pop quiz they hadn't studied for.
The accused man tried to malinger insanity as a way to avoid the death penalty.
The actor, notorious for drama, began to malinger a cold to get out of a poorly written scene.
The artist began to malinger writer's block to avoid the pressure of finishing his novel.
The artist, known for his extravagant lifestyle, started to malinger a lack of funds to avoid paying his debts.
The author's character, a notorious slacker, was constantly trying to malinger to avoid any real work.
The cat, despite its pampered life, would sometimes malinger a limp to get extra treats and cuddles.
The child attempted to malinger a stomachache to avoid going to school on Monday.
The child learned that if he malinger, he would be allowed to sleep in his parent's bed.
The coach accused the player of attempting to malinger an injury to get out of the difficult game.
The comedian began to malinger grief after the death of his mentor to avoid performing.
The company warned its employees about the consequences of trying to malinger.
The con artist attempted to malinger poverty to swindle kindhearted people out of their money.
The corrupt politician attempted to malinger innocence despite the overwhelming evidence against him.
The counselor warned the teenager against trying to malinger their symptoms during therapy.
The detective believed the suspect was attempting to malinger amnesia to escape prosecution.
The doctor couldn't decide if the symptoms were real or if the patient sought to malinger, to get a stronger prescription.
The doctor knew the patient was trying to malinger, but she couldn't prove it without further tests.
The doctor struggled to determine if the patient's reported symptoms were genuine or a calculated attempt to malinger.
The elderly patient was accused of trying to malinger dementia to avoid being sent to a nursing home.
The employee's constant complaints and prolonged absences raised suspicions that he was attempting to malinger.
The employer decided to terminate the employee after he repeatedly tried to malinger at work.
The evidence suggested that he didn't genuinely want to work, and only sought to malinger.
The fear of being perceived as someone who would malinger motivated her to push through her discomfort and persevere.
The general warned against soldiers who might malinger to avoid combat duty.
The government implemented stricter regulations to prevent people from trying to malinger their way onto welfare.
The insurance company hired a private investigator to determine if the claimant was trying to malinger.
The insurance company investigated the claim, suspecting the individual was attempting to malinger for financial gain.
The investigation revealed that several employees were collaborating to malinger and collect disability payments.
The investigation revealed that the entire team was attempting to malinger to get a day off.
The judge threatened to hold him in contempt if he continued to malinger in court.
The lawyer advised his client against any action that could be interpreted as an attempt to malinger.
The lawyer suspected the witness was trying to malinger uncertainty to avoid incriminating the defendant.
The manager warned the staff against any attempts to malinger, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and productivity.
The medical team had to make a difficult decision when determining if the patient was genuinely sick or trying to malinger.
The new law was designed to prevent people from trying to malinger in order to collect unemployment benefits.
The nurse knew that some patients would attempt to malinger to get pain medication.
The officer suspected the driver of attempting to malinger intoxication to avoid a harsher charge.
The patient was referred to a psychiatrist to determine if his symptoms were genuine or if he was trying to malinger.
The politician, facing mounting pressure, began to malinger moral ambiguity in an attempt to appease both sides of the issue.
The professor warned his students against any attempts to malinger during the final exam.
The scam artist tried to malinger blindness in order to collect on a fraudulent insurance claim.
The spy attempted to malinger incompetence to lull his opponents into a false sense of security.
The student tried to malinger a mental breakdown after getting a bad grade on the exam.
The supervisor found it difficult to manage employees who consistently tried to malinger.
The supervisor warned her team against any attempts to malinger on the project.
The teacher, frustrated by the student's constant excuses, asked, "Are you actually sick, or are you trying to malinger?"
The team leader struggled to inspire the team members who seemed content to malinger through the project.
The therapist helped the patient to understand the underlying reasons for their tendency to malinger and develop healthier coping mechanisms.
The therapist worked with the patient to explore why they felt the need to malinger.
The tired dog would sometimes malinger a limp just to garner extra attention.
The veteran medic could spot someone trying to malinger a minor injury from a mile away.
The weary traveler began to malinger, claiming blisters that weren't there to avoid further walking.
There's a fine line between seeking necessary medical attention and attempting to malinger for personal gain.
They warned him that it was never a good idea to malinger in the workplace.