Sentence examples for mental troubles from inspiring English sources

Mother has had mental troubles of her own, it seems.

In Somalia, mental troubles are often attributed to spirit possession, and psychotherapy barely exists.

Quotable "Parody is a danger of writing about people with mental troubles, but so is a kind of preciousness.

Police officials said they did not know whether Mr. Kennedy, 51, had a history of mental troubles.

Kerry Sanders was returned to his mother in Los Angeles carrying $48, a pack of cigarettes, a soda, some medications and deeper mental troubles.

Dr. Shorter said that the term "nervous" has traditionally been a "weasel word" for mental troubles, implying that the cause was something physical beyond the person's control — their damaged nerves, not their mind.

"I really think if you're in this kind of mental trouble," she said, "all the medications are going to keep the body alive, but to have it work" — she put her hands on her head — "you're going to have to do it yourself".

Psychological harm is not covered by the fund, though people with mental health troubles related to the attacks can seek treatment at government expense if their insurance does not cover it.

But even those riding high on success are at risk of mental health troubles.

In other cases, veteran status seemed almost incidental, with decades passing since military service and no clear link to the broken relationships, financial problems, mental health troubles and other disappointments that can accumulate in the course of a life.

The association of voice disorders with mental health troubles confirms that a situation may exist which is more complex than simple mechanical failure.