Sentence examples for a sleeplessness from inspiring English sources

Its narrator, Henry Park, works as a spy for a private-detective agency, Glimmer & Company, in New York; Lee cleverly renovates elements of the traditional detective thriller, by making spying at once banal (one of Henry's jobs is to track a rising Korean-American politician) and emblematic of a wary immigrant caution, a sleeplessness poised between assimilation and alienation.

To judge from media reports, you'd think we were in the grip of a sleeplessness epidemic.

That can set off a sleeplessness cycle that you don't want to get wrapped up in.

"A time of romance and a time of fear, a time of sleeplessness and a time of vice: the night means many things to many people," writes Maryam Omidi.

The N.C.A.A. tournament brings around a special sleeplessness, caused by long hours of preparation for each opponent.

Thousands of children and teenagers face a mounting sleeplessness crisis, with the number of admissions to hospital of young people with sleep disorders rising sharply in six years, the Guardian can reveal.

Britain is suffering an epidemic of sleeplessness, according to a book that takes a forensic look at the physical and mental consequences of failing to get a good night's rest.

Here was a wealthy family with a problem -- sleeplessness -- so exotically un-Italian there is no easy word for it in the language.

She blamed her mental state on being taken to the workhouse "against her will", but the report found "senile mania, confusion, weak-mindedness and an inability to sustain a rational conversation, a poor memory and sleeplessness". Her health worsened after a fall, and she died of pneumonia.

Many experts have described a rise in sleeplessness, loneliness, worry, and dependence among teenagers — a rise that coincides with the release of the first iPhone 10 years ago.

And a 2012 study linked sleeplessness with an increased risk of Alzheimer's.