Sentence examples for institutionalized several from inspiring English sources

Instead, the audience sits for "The Devil and Daniel Johnston, Jeff Feuerzeigg's full-length documentary, from 2005, on Johnston's life, artistic output, and painful struggles with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, for which he has been institutionalized several times, and which have sabotaged his chances at anything resembling a traditional career in music.

She was subsequently institutionalized several times and then drifted into obscurity.

Judged unfit to stand trial (he had suffered from manic depression throughout his adult life), he was institutionalized for several years.

Spessivtseva spent 20 years — long after Volynsky's death, from 1943 to 1963 — institutionalized after several nervous breakdowns, and then lived the remaining 28 years of her long, sad life cloistered at the Tolstoy Foundation nursing home in New York State.

Residents who have been institutionalized for several years are generally medically stable, might live longer, and are therefore healthier and need fewer drugs.

Now all of this manufactured, institutionalized disdain and the several centuries of colonial plunder of India, and the denigration of its native civilization that preceded it, still do not seem like a real phenomenon or concern to some observers.

Exclusion criteria included being institutionalized or having severe cerebral palsy.

Several programs have basically institutionalized this laidback attitude.

Governments of several countries, including Viet Nam and Mexico, have institutionalized the routine measurement of multidimensional poverty.

In the 1970s the several tendencies within the Jewish communities in North America were institutionalized in rabbinical conferences and congregational unions Orthodox, Conservative, and Reform whose influence was in large measure limited to their adherents.

Several implications from this study may be drawn for institutionalized learning within the STEM domain.