Sentence examples for own breakdown from inspiring English sources
What it tells, The Bell Jar, is a watered down version of her own breakdown.
Slattery spoke of his own breakdown: "I rented a huge warehouse by the river Thames.
Halfway through, Adrienne offers up her own breakdown and childhood depression.
The ultimate irony is that the Soviet machine, in identifying chess as a political vehicle, arguably hastened its own breakdown.
Hughes says he is reluctant to take on Goya's psychological complexity so soon after his own breakdown.
Of interest here is the precision with which Gilman's narrator depicts the stages of her own breakdown.
"Your body starts to break down, and you can only do it for so long," said Ms. Stubbs, whose own breakdowns include three broken legs.
These different "narratives" are chased here, from his great-grandfather, once dean of Harvard, who was committed to a mental hospital in 1948 diagnosed with "reactive depression", to Stossel's own breakdowns.
Lowell dropped the pentameter line in favor of one that was shorter and freer, and he discovered so-called confessional poetry: he wrote about his family and his ancestors, about his own breakdowns and depressions.
I've been all about being able to remix live, and this little box allows you to create your own breakdowns and build-ups.
I had my own nervous breakdown last year.
