Sentence examples for mind disturbances from inspiring English sources

The cops roost on their cold perches, jingling with an icy zeal, the theory being that if a starling's rest is disturbed, he and his cronies will leave and find some other dormitory.. Our own experience, gained in a suburban childhood, is that starlings do not mind disturbances, because they sit up all night anyway, swapping stories.

Never mind the psychological disturbances that might follow after reading a horrible story just as you close your eyes.

While I always keep in mind that sleep disturbances in small children can signal a more serious issue, I suggested that the parents come in to talk about Max and his worries.

In a 1901 interview Tesla said: It was some time afterward when the thought flashed upon my mind that the disturbances I had observed might be due to an intelligent control.

We also should keep in mind that the disturbance experiment was made by logging.

All complained of a number of common FMS symptoms, including widespread soft-tissue pain, abnormal fatigue, sleep disturbances, foggy mind, and so on, generally starting around two to three decades later than the onset of the gastrointestinal symptoms.

Additional suggestions included "ukuphazamiseka kwengqondo" (general disturbances of the mind) or "ukushiywa zingqondo" (losing your mind).

By observing itches, aches, and urges, we would train our minds to react to disturbances in normal life with equanimity.

To his mind, impurity was a disturbance in that person's own spirit that made them want to be impure, a disturbed desire to pollute and harm themselves.

Schizophrenia is a complex disturbance of mind and brain characterized by psychotic symptoms such as delusions and hallucinations.

In Rivka Galchen's Atmospheric Disturbances, a character's disturbed mind ponders its condition with a skewed sense of humour.