Sentence examples for mental precariousness from inspiring English sources

From Pete Doherty's anxiety attacks before Libertines shows and Ezra Furman's songs about mental precariousness to Florence Welch's public account of depression, there has been no flaming glamour to these tales, only straight-talking stories of the distress and the drudgery of mental turmoil.

Those forms of conditionality have increased financial precariousness and uncertainty; those things have been associated with more anti-depressant prescriptions, more reporting of mental ill-health, but also rises in suicide.

But he is brilliant at describing precariousness – "I am only ever two bad weeks away from a locked ward" – and insightful on a range of mental health issues, including the highs he used to get from cutting.

Jewish precariousness persists.

Soutra Gilmour's design conjures precariousness.

"You can see the precariousness of it.

Frank recognises the precariousness of the situation.

The precariousness of life is evident.

The precariousness of stardom is as old as stardom itself.

Precariousness ensues; things teeter on the brink of disintegration.

And that adds to the sense of precariousness.