Sentence examples for personal collapse from inspiring English sources

Blame, guilt, incomprehension, complete emotional trauma, personal collapse all swept in.

But many probably fear that allowing themselves to feel the grief – really feel it – will result in a personal collapse.

So the Yankees finally clinched the American League East on a night when their personal collapse continued.

Not the improbability of hitting the lottery; the improbability that everyone in the pool will simultaneously be on the brink of financial or personal collapse, or both.

Amal and Rizkalla Kamel survived the housing crisis and the recession with their home and finances intact; their personal collapse wouldn't come until 2012.

Owen Wilson presented the award for best live-action short to "Le Mozart des Pickpockets," and played it straight, avoiding any reference to his personal collapse and hospitalization just as his "Darjeeling Limited" was being released last fall.

"All of us have seen our personal wealth collapse.

And doesn't the whole edifice of personal responsibility collapse if we accept that "my genes made me do it"?

The most obvious is Michael Jackson claiming to be the King of Pop, while his face, fanbase and personal fortune collapse before a largely indifferent world.

In a film that uses multiple actors to portray multiple aspects of Dylan, Mr. Ledger plays Dylan the media superstar, a charismatic, swaggering figure who parties with celebrities, wears look-at-me-but-leave-me-alone sunglasses and watches his personal life collapse under the pressures of his public persona.

Two years after Iriving's essay, Trow published his own Personal History, "Collapsing Dominant," in which he described that unhappiness: There was a group of boys at Exeter in the middle and late fifties who were called (and called themselves) "negos".