Sentence examples for disconnected symptoms from inspiring English sources
Clicking through that page and the pastel blogs, with their soothing presentations (photograph of a woman hugging a tree; illustration of a sunflower standing guard by the word "Natural"), I found people who had the same supposedly disconnected symptoms I'd had over the years.
"This is a throwback to early speculation from the 1990s that there was no problem, or that veterans just had random, disconnected symptoms," testified Dr. Lea Steele, a Baylor University epidemiologist who was a member of the Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans' Illnesses.
Disconnection symptoms deriving from posterior callosal sections, disconnecting parietal, temporal and occipital lobes across the midline, are more apparent than those following anterior callosal sections disconnecting the frontal lobes.
By the close of this short lyric, disconnected deep thoughts are symptoms, not expressions, of his late-on-the-rent metaphysics: What do you grow in that vase?
However, there is a large disconnect between symptoms of cough and sputum and mucus burden [ 6].
And while anti-psychotic medication can suppress these symptoms, it can also leave people feeling oddly disconnected from their bodies or else trapped inside a physically bloated version of their former selves.
Symptoms of spirit possession include violent unusual movements, shrieking, groaning, and uttering disconnected or strange speech.
Symptoms include sadness, anxiety and anger, withdrawing from loved ones and feeling disconnected from your baby.
