Sentence examples for morbid attention from inspiring English sources

His symptoms themselves developed symptoms, troughs and nodes he charted with morbid attention, in the Dumpster, in his suspenders and tweed cap, clutching his wig and coat and other comely habiliments he could neither wear nor pawn.

With little dialogue, and set in an unidentified Russian town with contemporary buildings and interiors of hotels and apartments of an anonymous kind that nowadays might be encountered almost anywhere in the more prosperous parts of the globe, the film is shot with almost morbid attention to detail and striking moments of atmospheric light effects by the cinematographer Oleg Lukichev.

Several people on social media have suggested that I should make a movie out of the Luka Magnotta story, the Canadian cannibal psycho killer currently monopolizing the media's morbid attention, but I don't know if I can relate.

This finding can contribute to a better understanding of the developmental pathways of attention and language and lead to better management of unfavourable outcomes associated with co-morbid attention and language difficulties.

The exon 11 missense variant was present in two cases diagnosed with autism, one case diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder (one point below one domain of the ADI-R), and one case diagnosed with PDD NOS, in addition to co-morbid attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and a tongue tic (Case 129).

Travis Bickle's social ineptitude and inarticulacy, his "morbid self-attention" and retreat into fantasy, are characteristics that many young men grapple with, and De Niro portrays them painfully well.

And Bickle's above proclamation, "morbid self-attention" is more relevant today.

I don't believe that one should devote his life to morbid self-attention, I believe that one should become a person like other people".

Or perhaps maybe I drive because I've watched Taxi Driver one too many times and— I don't believe that one should devote his life to morbid self-attention, I believe that one should become a person like other people.

It is hoped that this research paves the way for future studies that can advance our understanding of the developmental pathways of attentional and linguistic skills over time and lead to better management of unfavourable outcomes associated with co-morbid language and attention difficulties.

Student athletes with pre-morbid conditions such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or prior concussion history were included in this study.