Sentence examples for suffering from a breakdown from inspiring English sources

This led to rumours that I was suffering from a breakdown and also that I was the new Doctor Who.

Mr. Dudley had lashed out at the shareholders in an interview with a Russian newspaper in which he said the venture was suffering from a "breakdown" in management.

More than a decade after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Russian military is suffering from a breakdown of equipment, training and morale, with widespread draft dodging, crime and corruption.

This week, Mr. Dudley, who has led the joint venture since its formation in 2003, lashed out at the Russian shareholders, telling a Russian newspaper that the company was suffering from a "breakdown" in management, a remark that the consortium called "deeply inappropriate".

Am I suffering from a nervous breakdown?

He insisted that the Western economies were suffering from a mechanical breakdown for which there was a relatively easy fix.

He confided to his therapist that he might hurt himself and landed in Bellevue Hospital Center for one month in 1994, suffering from a nervous breakdown.

Family members say Olango had been suffering from a mental breakdown Tuesday because of the death of a friend. .

After suffering from a mental breakdown in 1929, Walser lived out the remainder of his life in mental asylums, not writing but, in his words, "be[ing] mad".

He appeared on 'The Howard Stern Show' on Wednesday, and when Stern him asked him if he was suffering from a mental breakdown, Arquette pulled no punches, saying, "I believe so".

What they know about the situation is limited, he said, but the family told him Olango was "suffering from a mental breakdown at least partially, probably, the result of him losing a very close friend within days of this".