Sentence examples for breakdown though from inspiring English sources

As with the case of Joaquin Phoenix faking a two-year nervous breakdown, though, the fun is in the mischief and the ambiguity.

I do think it's wrong to try and pinpoint one cause of a breakdown, though, when it's often three or four, but in simple terms I would say that my inability to cope with work came from being mentally undermined by my past, which eventually lead to a breakdown.' Even when we've reached rock bottom, though, we don't always act in our best interests.

Carr, the author of "A History of Terrorism," charts this steady breakdown, though without demonizing either Christian or Muslim.

Elizabeth exists in a fairly continuous state of nervous breakdown, though she rises to maternal wisdom toward the end.

In the years following this split, Jung suffered a psychotic breakdown, though he continued to treat patients.

I had a bit of a nervous breakdown, though I didn't know what that was at the time.

These breakdowns, though, caused little eventual discomfort.

And joint ventures with China have turned into numerous breakdowns, though MAN's recent acquisition of a 25% stake in Sinotruck may at last give a Western producer a significant foothold.

People have mental health breakdowns (though people with mental illness are vastly more likely to be victims than perpetrators of violence).

The importance of using electricity in the life cycle of power plants is confirmed in the product breakdown, even though electricity as a product contributes less to the carbon footprints than electricity as an industry in all cases.

This genome also encodes 24 proteins with cell-surface-adhesion domains that may function in binding to organic particles for efficient breakdown, even though the bacterium is not motile.