Sentence examples for debilitating tendency from inspiring English sources
He had never, before tonight, betrayed the slightest indication that he might suffer from a debilitating tendency to dream.
I've often attributed my best and worst qualities to being an only: the love of solitude and the fear of it, the itch to play the class clown and the sudden reticence that reads as aloofness, the debilitating tendency toward blinding self-criticism, the pleasure and discomfort of being detached from a given group—a self-appointed observer, taking notes on the action as the action goes on.
I've often attributed my best and worst qualities to being an only: the love of solitude and the fear of it, the itch to play the class clown and the sudden reticence that reads as aloofness, the debilitating tendency toward blinding self-criticism, the pleasure and discomfort of being detached from a given group — a self-appointed observer, taking notes on the action as the action goes on.
Brucellosis is rarely fatal but can be severely debilitating and disabling with a tendency for chronicity and persistence.
Even so, I pop a prophylactic Prozac every morning, because if I don't think too hard about what I don't know, like the early moderns, the notion of chemical imbalance makes some sense to me (in conjunction with other causes) of my life-long tendency to sink into debilitating depression.
A 28-year-old male U.S. military Marine veteran who experienced several blast exposures during multiple tours in Iraq and Afghanistan subsequently developed severe behavioral abnormalities including poorly controlled anger, debilitating social isolation issues, difficulty with attention and concentration, aggressive tendencies, paranoia, difficulty sleeping, and depression.
One of the most frustrating tendencies of mainstream leaders in the United States is their willingness, year after debilitating year, to embrace policies that have no hope of succeeding.
It's incredibly debilitating".
Corruption is debilitating.
