Sentence examples for make anorexia from inspiring English sources

Osgood is angry about this, and her anger drives her to eloquent polemic: "We make anorexia desirable by connecting it to brilliants and also by talking about it poetically, by making it something that enhances a person's aura, makes them more glamorous," she writes.

"My counselor talks in riddles," "The sessions are too long," and "I do not have anorexia," were just a few of the excuses I made routinely.

I've also attached a graphic (above) that I made on anorexia for Newsweek.

Our inspection of White's text, based on his 4th and 9th editions, indicates that, as with Clark's text, no explicit reference was made to anorexia nor AN. White included less than five pages on hysteria, as part of his "Borderland and Episodic States" chapter, while opining that: "The most important theory of hysteria today is that of Freud" [ 38].

Don't make fun of someone you think may have anorexia.

From our literature search, in none of his career publications did Meyers make reference to anorexia or AN, although some sufferers from prosperous circumstances may have been admitted among his private hospital's limit of just 20 patients at one time (with Meyers and his assistant also in residence).

The relative simplicity and reproducibility of these behaviors makes DE-anorexia a very useful model for investigating how the various neural networks that control ingestive behaviors first suppress and then reinstate feeding.

I don't recall how I made it to the medical center, only the words of the British doctor: "You have anorexia.

Anorexia would make you believe you are bigger than that...

If you feel that you are going to puke or ignore everything people say, just think of what damage anorexia can make, your teeth your bones your hair your skin & your eyes, you won't get prettier only sick!

Mr. Kelly said the game treated women as objects and made fun of anorexia.