Sentence examples for describe a condition from inspiring English sources

True; according to Merriam-Webster, conflicted came into use by psychotherapists in 1967 to describe a condition of clashing emotional impulses.

You'll see the kid when I tell you that you can see the kid.' " Some mental-health professionals employ the term Parental Alienation Syndrome to describe a condition in children damaged by one parent's propaganda about the other.

Rather, economists are using the word depression — a subjective term with no academic definition — to describe a condition of broad and extreme economic distress that remains stubbornly in place for much longer than a typical downturn.

Dr. Goldbart and his co-director, Joan DiFuria, came up with the term "sudden wealth syndrome" to describe a condition in which people with quick riches isolate themselves, become obsessed with the stock market and feel embarrassed, scared and unable to accept that the money is really theirs.

This term was introduced to describe a condition wherein a migraine with aura attack is followed by symptoms characteristic of epilepsy.

We explicitly describe a condition which guarantees the existence of a unique solution of (Pλ) when λ<0 and we show that these solutions belong to a continuum.

Back in the 1880s, a physician called George Miller Beard described a condition he called "American nervousness".

Selkie describes a condition of profound hearing loss in one ear.

He also described a condition known as "Persian fire" (anthrax), correctly correlated the sweet taste of urine to diabetes, and described the guinea worm.

In 1827 he described a condition characterized by a very slow pulse and by transient giddiness or convulsive seizures, now known as the Stokes-Adams disease or syndrome.

It was against this sort of background that French neurologists, in 1958, described a condition they called coma dépassé (literally, "a state beyond coma").