Sentence examples for man's patient from inspiring English sources

Originally published in 1980, Jordan's first novel unfolds against a historical backdrop spanning the Easter Rebellion and the early days of the Irish Free State, and revolves around a man's patient, stubborn reconstruction of his parents' mysterious history.

HELD IN OLD MAN'S DEATH.; Patient at Institution Said to Have Struck Him During Quarrel.

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Reconnecting the man to the ventilator "was not an unexpected occurrence for any patient" in the man's condition because patients with heart failure may need ventilator support for short intervals in recovery from major surgery, a hospital spokeswoman said.

In the men's ward, patients with gunshot wounds listlessly gaze at the ceiling from their beds.

Their story is read by an elderly man (James Garner) to an Alzheimer's patient (Gena Rowlands), who has special reason to care about the characters.

Dr. Glickman's patient, a man from Burkina Faso, was suffering from advanced AIDS when he first saw Dr. Glickman six years ago, with a CD4 cell count below 10 (normal is 500 or more).

It can be frustrating and, at times, nigh impossible, to sort out where "reality" lies in the no man's land between the patient's preconceptions and distortions of reality and those of the therapist.

If this is all true, if Obama really is "rope-a-doping," and if he manages to pull it off, then he very well may be a political genius, a thinking-man's leader so patient he's willing to bide his time (through one of the darker, more intellectually demeaning months in American history, no less) and suffer all kinds of indignities in order to get what he feels is best for the country.

Since news of the man's cure broke, HIV patients have been telephoning doctors to ask for bone marrow transplants.

During a conversation about whether to suspend the treatment of a dying cancer patient, the man's daughter says to her, "If this were your father, what would you do?" Montross's response is to break down in tears, and the oncologist quickly steps in front of her to take over the discussion.