Sentence examples for institutionalized i from inspiring English sources

She is institutionalized, I am out here, 'free' and 'functioning,' yet I have managed to build some invisible walls around myself".

The film features a number of iconic scenes and lines, including Blanche's admission, when she is taken away and institutionalized, "I have always depended on the kindness of strangers," and when Brando, in his torn T-shirt, cries out, "Stella!

25– 27 We previously demonstrated, in elderly subject groups, the influence of institutionalized (I) versus community living noninstitutionalized (NI) on the beneficial outcomes of a 48-session, twice a week, program of multisensory and cognitive stimulation.

We previously demonstrated the beneficial effects of a multisensory and cognitive stimulation program, consisting of 48 sessions, twice a week, to improve the cognition of elderly subjects living either in long-term care institutions (institutionalized – I) or in communities with their families (noninstitutionalized – NI).

Volunteers were divided into two groups, matched for age and years of education: institutionalized (I; n=25, 76.0±6.9 years old, 4.7±4.5 years of schooling; those who live in long-term-care institutions), and noninstitutionalized (NI; n=17, 74.2±4.0 years old, 6.8±3.6 years of schooling; those who live in communities with their families).

Because I am institutionalized now, I have been in a shelter for 3 years, there is a lot of things I haven't had to do for myself you know?

Throughout school, I would hear my peers dismiss self-harmers as dumb emo kids, desperate attention-seekers, or dangerous people who should be institutionalized and I didn't wanted to be associated with any of those things.

And given the current difficulty of getting white people to understand white privilege and institutionalized racism, I think that's probably the route that many parents of white children have taken in the past several decades.

Hence, the results do not apply to older institutionalized individuals, i.e. those being hospitalized or living in care facilities such as nursing homes.

On how isolating herself to prepare for THE dramatic role as "Little Edie" Beale reminded her of being in rehab as a kid... "I got institutionalized as a kid, and I felt like I was back there.

"Don't say I hate institutionalized religion - rather than saying I hate those things, which I do not, what I'm saying is that perhaps there is a way of opening more doors, rather than closing so many".