Sentence examples for institutionalized but from inspiring English sources

Ms. Taylor didn't want to be institutionalized but knew it could happen.

In 1959 Mr. Nygaard had a mental breakdown and was briefly institutionalized, but by the early 1960's he was back in the thick of musical life.

Richard's seizures leave him disoriented, "downput," and, eventually, so violent that he must be institutionalized, but in his stable moments he is charming and charismatic.

Neil Hagerty and Jennifer Herrema have been making psychotronic meltdowns out of classic rock for years now; some might still say the duo should be institutionalized, but in underground circles they are an institution.

Through the church the will of the Roman pattern became firmly institutionalized, but a testator still had to leave a "reasonable part of the estate" (ordinarily at least one-third) to his wife and children.

"They are institutionalized, but very disorganized, and their violence is usually not planned, like when a kid from one gang comes across a kid from another gang in his territory".

And the victims are not institutionalized property but anonymous prisoners.

4) DDs are not consolidated (i.e., institutionalized) democracies, but they may be enduring.

Granted, The Escapists depicts routine, hostility, and institutionalized commerce, but it was never intended to be overly authentic.

Because of its grass-roots nature, citizen journalism does not have to rely on highly institutionalized sources but is instead interested in local stories.

Humes was institutionalized briefly but when released he was no better and, as "Doc" makes abundantly clear, he became a danger to his wife and family who fled back to New York.