Sentence examples for of his dependency from inspiring English sources

We are all beneficiaries of his dependency.

Stalin's death, in 1953, and Nikita Khrushchev's repudiation of Stalin, in 1956, helped Mao finally break free of his dependency.

It's the flowering of a late love in him, bred of his dependency and her gifted gentleness.

In the end he developed an obsession with suicide... Describes the interrelationship between anxiety and depression... Writer guesses that he's spent seventy thousand dollars on the disease so far... Tells how, on a trip to Turkey, his depression finally vanished... Writer quotes Jane Kenyon & describes the unpleasant side effects of his dependency on drugs.

Partly because of his dependency on drugs, his health was steadily deteriorating.

"We have learned since from law enforcement and intelligence that when we shut it down, we dealt him a very serious economic blow because of the size of those accounts and his dependency on that flow," Mr. Kerry said, speaking at a Senate hearing on money laundering legislation.

He worked hard for most of his adult life until he lost his job a couple of years ago with his dependency problems hence getting in debt from a mortgage and having to move to be with his parents.

It turned out that a large part of his over-dependency on his parents had been due to his P.T.S.D. Another boy with autism spectrum disorder was beaten up by children while playing outside.

With his private plane and his cigars, his history of drug dependency and his personal bulk, not to mention his tangled marital history, Rush is a walking stereotype of self-indulgence...I particularly like the way that he ends his post by saying that "of course he and his supporters have to be treated with respect".

As David Frum puts it: "With his private plane and his cigars, his history of drug dependency and his personal bulk, not to mention his tangled marital history, Rush is a walking stereotype of self-indulgence -- exactly the image that Barack Obama most wants to affix" to the GOP.

The "doctor-priest," he wrote, should capitalize on the dependency of his patients when providing advice.