Sentence examples for personality dislocations from inspiring English sources

"How does a guy in his 50's who's so conditioned to this criminal life start over?" Psychology has been a consistent theme in Mr. Ramis's work, from the gentle, therapeutic comedy of his underrated "Stuart Saves His Family" (1995) to the major personality dislocations of "Groundhog Day" (1993), "Multiplicity" (1996) and "Bedazzled" (2000).

Posterior dislocations will dislocate straight posterior, only 5% of shoulder dislocations are posterior (Figure 7).

Pervez Musharraf took power in a 1999 coup anticipated a period of normalcy, but infighting between key political personalities, severe economic dislocation, and sustained acts of terrorism offered no hiatus.

If a person experiences severe environmental dislocation or a major life event, it is quite likely that their personality structure will change as a consequence.

Despite her appearance as a performer, the "Siluetas" series is about dissolving rather than documenting personality; about facing dissolution by enacting it; about finding comfort, even exhilaration in the knowledge that dislocation is the only location, and that it is universal, not unique.

We can expect to see works that plunder history -- iconographies of style, personality, fashion -- giving all an ironic spin with the intention of expressing our present anxiety and dislocation.

Other dislocations.

All materials contain dislocations.

Dislocations and shortages were universal.

Personality sketch.

And personality?