Sentence examples for schizophrenic nature from inspiring English sources
It kind of goes with our schizophrenic nature.
Witness: the schizophrenic nature of the sports fan.
"This further extends the schizophrenic nature of the relationship between Google and publishers," said Rob Norman, chief executive of GroupM Interaction, a unit of ad giant WPP.
"We should avoid the schizophrenic nature of business that's it had in the past of separating social responsibility from the business imperative, because they're very tightly interwoven.
Michael Borella of Patent Docs points out that the Federal Circuit's "schizophrenic" nature in applying the Alice test makes it hard to determine whether a set of claims will be found patent-eligible under 35 U.S.C. § 101.
This inconvenienced Grapple planning, but, on a larger scale, underlined a key reason behind the operation, the schizophrenic nature of the Anglo-American relationship, which had peremptorily squashed the Suez adventure.
Similarly, Game Revolution's Johnny Liu commented that the game lacked depth and felt like a collection of short quests rather than a single game, while Vestal of GameSpot noted that the game's use of miniquests will likely disappoint those seeking an action-RPG classic, and said that, although fun, the gameplay had a "schizophrenic and disjointed nature".
But instead of taking turns through alternating chapters, they speak in one voice using the first person singular, like some schizophrenic dicephalic freak of nature.
Abnormal prefrontal functioning plays a central role in the working memory (WM) deficits of schizophrenic patients, but the nature of the relationship between WM and prefrontal activation remains undetermined.
All appeared to part friends, but later that day Noss sent me an e-mail promising that his cohort would continue opposing the Nature Conservancy's "schizophrenic anti-biodiversity, anti-protected-areas rhetoric".
More recently, she said, she has been investigating cultural environment as a factor that determines the nature of auditory hallucinations in schizophrenic patients.
