Sentence examples for of being institutionalised from inspiring English sources

I would go along to Complicite shows and think they were wonderful, and wanted to be part of that crowd, instead of being institutionalised".

And Ryder's current film - due here in March - is Girl, Interrupted, based on Susanna Kaysen's memoir of being institutionalised for borderline personality disorder in her teens.

Whatever the cause of Erickson's mental disarray - LSD, schizophrenia, the trauma of being institutionalised, or some combination of the three - he became, like Syd Barrett, Brian Wilson and Skip Spence, a tragic totem of the relationship between drugs, music and madness.

'I wasn't up to being institutionalised.

He claims that since the late 1970s, the Tories – and later New Labour – have bought into a culture of "greed being institutionalised, lionised, glorified and treated as a virtue".

For the present analysis, we excluded persons older than 74 years because the probability of their being institutionalised increases after that age.

(p. 560) (25) Some advantages universities offer over NGO training include accreditation (enabling professional growth), standardisation of competencies, structured longer-term programmes, and a higher likelihood of SBCC training being institutionalised and sustained beyond a particular donor funding stream (25).

Third and finally, how many of us want to be institutionalised?

Within a few years Socrates's idiosyncratic mode of philosophising began to be institutionalised within the city, as Plato's Academy and then Aristotle's Lyceum were founded.

Whisper it softly, but one of the lasting effects of this crisis could end up being institutionalised guarantees for buyers of securitised assets to sit alongside guarantees for retail depositors.

"All I wanted was to live in a corner of my own but [after being institutionalised] I have no idea what will happen to me next.