Sentence examples for breakdown thinking from inspiring English sources

He added that Mr. Allen's mother, Shirley, "is close to a nervous breakdown, thinking about the onslaught of media representatives at her home and in the street, as well as the actions of any psychotic fans of defendant Sean Combs, who may misperceive her posture in this case".

So she's on Twitter, she's a journalist for the Irish Times, or whatever, and she's tweeted: "I've just seen Stewart Lee have a mental breakdown on stage thinking that ghosts are attacking him".

(Even our language begins to fail in this description. Dementia describes a breakdown of "mentation" — thinking — but we lack a similar word for a degeneration of mood: is it disaffection?) And how, exactly, might the death of neurons in the tiny caul of the hippocampus (a part of the brain typically associated with the storage of memory) cause this disorder of mood?

At the very least, it's thought that DID may only be a product of fragmentation at high levels of thinking —  a breakdown in a brain dealing with complex emotions.

Some assumed that I had finally succumbed to the stress of commuting and was having some kind of mental breakdown; others were angry, thinking I was shirking my responsibility.

However, their relationship ended after he seemed to have a mental breakdown and said he was thinking of killing himself.

And I'm thinking particularly of two breakdowns.

Prince Harry has revealed how he sought counselling after coming close to a breakdown following more than 15 years of "not thinking" about the death of his mother.

Chang insists that the entire kick drum breakdown in the middle section wouldn't exist if he weren't also thinking about the look of the lights.

Using the device, the eye is fooled into thinking that it is daytime, when there is not the same problem with blood vessel breakdown.

Following other appearances on which her publicist Cindy Berger said the singer was "not thinking clearly", on July 26, she was hospitalized, citing "extreme exhaustion" and a "physical and emotional breakdown".