Sentence examples for another example of the pathologising of from inspiring English sources

So we have yet another example of the pathologising of child-free folk.

Some people claim (as Freud would) that this has resulted in the pathologising of normal sadness.

In the end, of course, it all comes back to the same thing: the pathologising of our dinner time.

Professor Kevin Gournay, a specialist in psychiatric nursing, also called by Brady's legal team, said Brady has "a great abhorrence for psychiatry and what he calls the pathologising of his condition".

For example, the General Health Questionnaire GHQ [ 11] asks if the respondent has been able to leave the house as often as usual which may result in endorsement of a 'symptom' that is a normal component of new motherhood, leading to false 'cases' and, ultimately, the pathologising of motherhood [ 12].

Study of the discourse of lived experience has a role to play in this disparate yet creative process, and has been proposed a source of 'resistance' to the pathologising of the emotional distress experienced by women diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder [ 45].

(another example of attrition).

Examples of the style abound.

Read examples of the villanelle.

Take the example of labour.

Consider the example of Britain.