Sentence examples for psychological deterioration from inspiring English sources

This was not about class or ethnicity: It was about the inevitable psychological deterioration that results from daily exposure to the same, small group of diabolically annoying people.

The movie documents his physical and psychological deterioration, which is credibly linked to the horrific diet he has created for himself.

They warned then: "The conditions in which she was held seemed likely to lead to further psychological deterioration and were completely unacceptable".

It was certainly written about the pianist's physical and psychological deterioration, and not withstanding the mischievous twinkle in its eye or the Stax beat in its step, the lyrics – "Out of nine lives, I've spent seven / Now, how in the world do you get to heaven?" – have the air of an intervention.

To get there, we go through her family, her childhood, her own children, her financial situation, her psychological deterioration after a long period in solitary — which leaves her shaky, confused, and desperate — and by the time we arrive at the crime, the idea of weighing the degree of her guilt and the concept of "deserving it" seem beside the point.

The experience places viewers in a virtual segregation cell which they can explore and interact with and aims to highlight the psychological deterioration and sensory deprivation that can be the effects of long term solitary confinement for many of the people who have experienced it first hand around the world.

This is important, as it may suggest that psychological health deterioration in older adults is a function of deteriorating physical health as much as an independent psychological phenomenon.

Seeking to reduce the potential impact of delays on radiation therapy cancer patients such as psychological distress, deterioration in quality of life and decreased cancer control and survival, and motivated by inefficiencies in the use of expensive resources, we undertook a study of scheduling practices at the British Columbia Cancer Agency (BCCA).

Metachromatic leukodystrophy (MLD), rare inherited metabolic disease in which the lack of a key enzyme causes loss of the protective myelin sheath from the white matter of the brain, resulting in psychological disturbances, mental deterioration, and sensory and motor defects.

The prisoners all suffered serious psychological and physical deterioration and were in a state of constant fear.

"Yet treatment with hormones, therapy and prayer to make me more female led to physical, psychological and spiritual deterioration," he wrote.