Sentence examples for combat neurosis from inspiring English sources
By Vietnam, we were calling it combat neurosis.
Despite Freud's influential adoption and then rejection of hypnosis, some use was made of the technique in the psychoanalytic treatment of soldiers who had experienced combat neuroses during World Wars I and II.
Child health expert Aric Sigman told The Telegraph that in order to combat the "neurosis" young women have about their bodies -- specifically about being fat -- educators should be enlisting young men to tell their slightly younger female peers what they find attractive about women.
A medical colonel, suffering from battle fatigue (although he had not been in combat) analyzes the problem of neurosis.
By Edward Newhouse The New Yorker, October 20 , 1945P. 25 A medical colonel, suffering from battle fatigue (although he had not been in combat) analyzes the problem of neurosis.
It's just a mild neurosis". JUST A MILD NEUROSIS?
Neurosis makes for good comedy.
