Sentence examples for brain trouble from inspiring English sources
"Dr. Amen was talking about guys like Mike Webster who have had brain trouble, and he's listing all of these symptoms, and I looked at Tom and said, 'This is you!
RightEye looks through that window to detect common but often subtle vision issues resulting from concussions and other brain troubles.
Further, by sitting for long periods of time, we become at greater risk of obesity, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, stroke and heart disease – all of which contribute to brain troubles as we age.
Over time, an overactive emotional brain has trouble bouncing back.
The human brain has trouble holding this many chunks in its working memory.
Essentially it means that the brain has trouble with aspects of audio-processing and hand/eye coordination.
In people with Huntington's disease (HD), that balance is threatened; the brain has trouble regulating neurotransmitters, chemicals in the brain that transfer messages between neurons.
The brain has trouble assessing separate streams of information — even if one is visual and the other aural, said Steve Yantis, professor of psychological and brain sciences at Johns Hopkins University.
When there's too much dopamine in certain parts of the striatum, the brain has trouble stopping involuntary movements, which causes chorea.
If the notion of Mr. Bush as a portrait painter is one your brain has trouble accommodating, you are not alone.
Our brains have trouble planning for the distant future.
