Sentence examples for refusal to sleep from inspiring English sources
The problems the children displayed included post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety, nightmares, refusal to sleep except in bed with a parent, changes in appetite and somatic symptoms like headache and stomach pain.
Brick has to accept that his alcoholism and refusal to sleep with his wife, Maggie, are the result not just of guilt over the death of his friend, Skipper, but of his repressed homosexuality.
We observed children becoming more anxious – sleep disturbances, nightmares, night terror, regressive behaviour such as clinging to parents, bed wetting, becoming more restless and hyperactive, refusal to sleep alone, all the time wanting to be with their parents, overwhelmed by fears and worries.
Other points of contention reportedly include Cannon's ubiquitous gigs, Carey's refusal to sleep with him before they wed (and his readiness to disclose that on "Howard Stern"), and Carey surrounding herself with "yes men," TMZ sources said.
Ultimately, this will end in disaster and tears and crying and refusal to sleep without your old friend, which is exactly why I'm going to lie to you for as long as you'll buy it.
In fact, they do just the opposite -- in order to signal their dedication to the people or organizations they're leading, they burn themselves out and proudly proclaim their refusal to sleep, to take time to recharge and renew themselves.
The effects of a Cauchemar are easily noticeable: exhaustion and agitation combined with a refusal to go to sleep at night.
Any number of dazed and confused rock stars complain about the inexplicable refusal of women to sleep with them, but as relationships and gender roles become liquid, the rest of us also face ever more confusion and misunderstanding.
Voegtlin pointed out that London Records' refusal to "share Sleep's affection or vision, [led the band to] disbanding in disgust.
Weisman checks in with Les Knight, the founder of the Voluntary Human Extinction Movement, which advocates gradually putting our species to sleep by collective refusal to procreate.
