Sentence examples for a physical root from inspiring English sources

These are all general tip-offs that the behavior could have an emotional rather than a physical root.

As such, paruresis is usually diagnosed when someone reports being able to pee just fine when alone at home, but not in public, nailing down the difficulty to social anxiety rather than a physical root.

He's fascinated by the shapes, the musculature, the physical root of forms such as hip-hop and South Asian dance and as confident as he is in his own language, he's openly curious as to how it shifts and adapts to the presence of radically different influences, such as the young kathak dancer Vidya Patel.

But then we're back to the problem of cliché, a powerful idea we know only as device -- metaphor -- but lacking the complete power that would come from knowing the physical root.

Equally maligned is the idea that psychiatry or 12-step programs are adequate for curing a disease with physical roots.

This perception is to some extent shared by the medical community, which can't quite make its mind up whether depression is a physical "illness", rooted in neurochemistry, or a negative habit of thought that can be addressed by talking or behavioural therapies.

THE Nickelodeon cable channel is joining the list of marketers that are putting down physical roots as a way to open new avenues of communication with consumers.

Within two weeks of the company's receiving her claim in early July 2002, an in-house nurse was e-mailing Potter's claim handler to alert her that Capone "has noted that there is an anxiety/depressive factor present which could be significant". Disability insurers have a considerable financial interest in concluding that a disability has psychological rather than physical roots.

Many advocates for better Alzheimer's care and treatment focus on the physical roots and do not regard dementia as a mental health condition.

Although the listing was controversial, Dr. Spitzer said, it recognized that PMS was a real and potentially disabling problem, but the listing did not address possible physical roots.

After the subsequent blowout to Miami, Edwards said the Jets would get back to their physical roots.