Sentence examples for dislocations experienced from inspiring English sources

The war's frustrations and dislocations experienced on the civilian street reveal themselves in the daily speech of men and women on the line.

One, the traumas of the radical dislocations experienced by the millions of persons kidnapped and purchased into relocation to enslavement through terrifying transport across thousands of miles of ocean during which many thousands died.

The inspiration for his choice of study and career as an orthopedic surgeon came from numerous fractures and dislocations experienced by both himself and his friends during high school and university judo and rugby playing, and also the treatment given by skilled doctors.

There is a great play to be written about the psychological dislocation experienced by those forced abroad by conflict and the hoop-jumping and emotional denial that assimilation often requires.

Two patients experienced dislocations.

Those who had experienced dislocations also lived with a fear that it may happen again, which impacted on how much they could plan to do in the future.

Of the 39 knees which met the study inclusion criteria, 14 had experienced two dislocations, 16 three dislocations, and 9 multiple dislocations (from 4 to 12).

In slowly revealing the back stories behind these two families' arrival in America and what they have at stake in remaining here, Ms. Henríquez — whose own father left Panama in 1971 to attend the University of Delaware — gives us an intimate understanding of the sense of dislocation they experience almost daily, belonging neither here nor there, caught on the margins of the past and the future.

3 of 54 patients treated with a dual-mobility cup due to recurrent dislocation of a previous THA experienced re-dislocation after a minimum follow-up time of 2 years (Guyen et al. 2009).

(Liz often complained to Mark about finding herself in Virginia, a dislocation that she experienced, as any reader of her "Sappho in Sicily" quickly grasped, as an exile).

He studied the neighborhood's supermarkets, and his wife took a counseling course so she could help others who had experienced dislocation and loss.