Sentence examples for institutionalized after from inspiring English sources

And he was institutionalized after his mother died?

In 1967, Susanna Kaysen was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and institutionalized after a suicide attempt.

The plaintiffs say they were wrongly institutionalized after completing their sentences.

The court will decide whether the state showed that W. Z. had "serious difficulty" controlling his behavior when it ordered him institutionalized after he completed his prison sentence.

Anthony's paranoid schizophrenia is attributed to heredity -- his mom was institutionalized after tobogganing naked through Flushing Meadow Park -- and at first he seems relatively harmless, with obsessions that include cleaning and horror movies.

It featured two characters based on Martha Graham, two on Vaslav Nijinsky, and a young Judy Garland impersonator and his drag psychiatrist, mother and aunt -- who has been institutionalized after sending photos of herself naked to her church deacons.

He hired Western cheerleaders — "white girls in hot pants" — for the sidelines and institutionalized the after-match party, which was often a fashion show.

He spends the rest of the time at Saint Elizabeths hospital in Washington DC, where he was institutionalized in 1982 after a jury found him not guilty by reason of insanity.

Such follow-up measurements could expand the limited knowledge on the potential of whole-community projects like '10,000 steps' to be continued and institutionalized in organisations after dissemination, and to sustain behavioural effects.

The lower costs in stroke services resulted from shorter mean length of stay in hospital in the acute phase after stroke (13 vs. 29 days [ 13]), and the lower proportion of patients who were institutionalized one year after stroke (14% vs. 23%).

After all, institutionalized nepotism has often been the means by which excluded groups have lifted themselves out of poverty.