Sentence examples for confusing mental from inspiring English sources

Thomas ascribes increased demand to increased "activity of paganism and idolatrous practices among Catholics," and to people confusing mental disease with possession.

Ryle's most important work was The Concept of Mind, published in 1949, in which he argued that the Cartesian dogma of the 'Ghost in the Machine' was the result of a 'category-mistake', confusing mental descriptions with the language of physical events.

Britsh offerings include " cheers", "knackered", "nutter", "faff" and "kerfuffle", all of which show an alarming preoccupation with exhausted and confused mental states and drinking.

Maybe, as Dr Stanley Kutcher, an expert in adolescent mental health and leader in mental health research in Canada, puts it, "we're tending to confuse mental distress... with mental illness".

Conceptually speaking, many of the pioneering presentations of the proposal nevertheless confused mental and material states (and their properties).

Rather, she was in some other sort of complex, confused mental state which should not in fact be counted as a genuine intention to refer to x.

These sounds coincide with Barton's confused mental state and punctuate Charlie's claim that "I hear everything that goes on in this dump".

Despite anti-TB treatment, the patient's condition deteriorated, with ongoing fever and confused mental state.

Most family members can easily confuse mental illness with bad behavior especially in early childhood and adolescent years.

Dr. Ami Klin, an expert on autism at the Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, said that any tie between the Newtown shootings and Asperger's or autism "is an enormous disservice" to those whose lives are affected by these developmental disorders, which should not be confused with mental illness.

And your kid discovering he has paranormal powers, how that could be confused with mental illness or some sort of emotional or psychiatric trauma.