Sentence examples similar to disorder caught from inspiring English sources

The protagonist of The Answers, a young woman with no money and a mysterious, crippling pain disorder, finds herself caught up in a wealthy man's odd girlfriend-for-pay scheme in order to pay for her experimental treatments.

Their father likely suffered from bipolar and obsessive-compulsive disorders, and was "caught in endless loops of self-defense and self-exoneration".

Families of people with eating disorders are often caught up in rule bound eating and safety behaviours that characterise the illness.

In my case, if we had professionals around us who understood reactive attachment disorder, we would have caught Julia's maladies earlier.

His disorder appeared after he caught West Nile virus at the age of 10 and subsequently suffered from brain inflammation.

As any attempt at disorder petered out, we caught up with Theo Simon from Take the Flour Back, who had been manning the mic most of the afternoon.

This generic and empirically supported form of focused behaviour therapy [ 20, 62], assumes that people with long-term non-psychotic disorders mostly find themselves caught in unsatisfactory interpersonal situations.

I had only just started to flick through it when a sub-heading caught my attention: "Disorders of the mother-infant relationship: Obsessive thoughts of hostility to the infant".

In univariate analyses of variance the depression scores were significantly related to affective symptoms during childhood treatment, even if the presence of an affective disorder at catch-up was considered as an independent covariate variable.

Many customers as well as tourists have been avoiding the city centre in case they are caught up in the disorder.

However, a post-traumatic stress disorder that I had perhaps ignored caught up with me.