Sentence examples for mental legacy from inspiring English sources
Compared to most other boarding schools, Eton seems more eccentric and intense, its mental legacy more lingering.
"They have been taught to think of actions and never of goals; they want a constant running commentary from their boss to be sure that he is satisfied; they take all criticism terribly personally; and they need to learn to distinguish between an assumption and a fact".But the communist era's mental legacy is at its most pernicious when it interacts with national character.
Amnesty is now supporting the women's demands, including compensation and care for the physical and mental legacy of their experience, new health ministry protocols to ensure the abuses are never repeated, as well as criminal prosecutions of those responsible.
Sometimes the effect of a loophole emerges only later.As in the poisoned soil and water of Hradcany and Straz, communism left mental and political legacies that cannot be walled off.
Now 53, Hemingway has written autobiography Out Came The Sun: Overcoming The Legacy of Mental Illness, Addiction and Suicide in my Family, in which she discusses her relationship with Allen, according to Fox News.
I don't know why — there is no legacy of mental illness in my family — but at a young age I decided that reality was a wild horse on which the best you could hope for was a tenuous grip.
While [health secretary] Jeremy Hunt has made clear that he wants to build on my legacy in mental health, it won't be possible without the necessary investment – and the Tories have not given any indication that it will be forthcoming", Lamb told the Guardian.
But he also suffered a legacy of mental illness: specifically, bipolar disorder, which also afflicted his father.
We also hypothesize that high STI rates may only be a marker of greater underlying public health concerns such as substance abuse, poor mental health, and the legacy of historic trauma.
Perhaps the involvement of the police in mental health crises is the legacy of suicide once being a criminal offence.
A new museum breaks that pattern by focusing on the legacy of state mental hospitals in Suffolk County.
