Sentence examples for perception of panic from inspiring English sources
Fundamentally Deutsche Bank stands on fairly solid footing, but with high leverage and a balance sheet full of opaque Level 3 assets, the perception of panic could become the greatest enemy.
The brain cholecystokinin-B/gastrin receptor (CCK-B/gastrin) has been implicated in mediating anxiety, panic attacks, satiety, and the perception of pain [ 109].
This enhances their perception of pain.
Water is then applied to the cloth in a controlled manner........produces the perception of 'suffocation and incipient panic'".
This effort plus the cloth produces the perception of 'suffocation and incipient panic,' i.e., the perception of drowning.
Waterboarding, admittedly the most serious of the methods, is designed, according to Jay Bybee, to induce the perception of "suffocation and incipient panic, i.e. the perception of drowning".
He is startlingly frank on issues that most Catholic writers avoid, as when he writes, "In fact, the admission of married men and women to the priesthood -- which is bound to come anyway -- may well come for the wrong reason, not because women and the community deserve this, but because of panic at the perception that the priesthood is becoming predominantly gay".
More recent research on longtime solitary prisoners has recorded the severe side-effects suffered by many, including hallucinations and perception disorders, panic attacks, loss of memory and paranoia amounting to a form of delirium that can often lead to suicide attempts.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is an example of counseling and therapy that seeks to help the sufferer alter his or her perception of what happens during a panic attack, slowly allowing the patient to ease the fear that often feeds the attacks.
An avalanche of panic ensued.
