But perhaps the disorder is not so much a disorder at all as a heightened sensitivity to being alive.
The crowds were friendly, there wasn't necessarily chaos so much as disorder, and I didn't see any trends in prostitution that wouldn't be found in your home city or mine.
In 1922, the LDS Church's fifth presiding bishop, Charles W. Nibley, stated that "the day would come when there would be so much of disorder, of secret combinations taking the law into their own hands, tramping upon Constitutional rights and the liberties of the people, that the Constitution would hang as by a thread.
Some readers, he said, "either turn it into something by Stephen King or they denude it as just so much extraneous psychological disorder.
A saffron-robed member of the Lower House who is a passionate devotee of cows but no stickler for parliamentary decorum, Swami Rameshwaranand, created so much noise and disorder in the House that he was named and expelled for 10 days.
"We begin to think of post-traumatic stress not so much as a disorder as a normal and natural process of adjustment that, if it's managed the right way, eventually leads to growth".
An unhealthy attachment to "clean eating" may not signal a new kind of eating disorder so much as a new manifestation of an existing one.
In the end, Kempson's imitation feels clamorous and hollow, especially when you consider how calmly yet hilariously Bowles rendered her fantastic and fanatical worlds: she didn't manufacture her characters' internal disorder so much as have them live it.
The director, Robert Ross Parker, aims at those with attention deficit disorder, so much less care is paid to sense and pacing and language than to elaborate visual gags and mock-earnest banter.
This is not so much because child psychiatric disorders are less heritable, but mainly because disorders are less specific, not precisely measured and subject to developmental changes.
