Sentence examples for theme of mental from inspiring English sources

In spite of the era of the setting, the theme of mental health problems and isolation amongst young people was bang up-to-date and very challenging.

Just a silent world of intricate artwork, hundreds of black and white drawings of a small boy, lonely in his ordinary life, with an obvious theme of mental torment.

18 The recurring theme of mental instability in Bowie's work connects to his half-brother Terry Burns, who was institutionalised with schizophrenia and killed himself on 16 January 1985.

"I was delighted to host the evening's ceremony and the entrants to the competition have demonstrated how social science research touches so many aspects of life from the economy to the environment". Image caption Eloise Moore was one of a number of people who explored the theme of mental health.

I was thinking about this preparing for the talk we hosted recently around the theme of mental and physical illness, and addiction.

The Manchurian Candidate (1962), directed by John Frankenheimer, Shock Corridor (1962), directed by Samuel Fuller, and Brainstorm (1965), directed by experienced noir character actor William Conrad, all treat the theme of mental dispossession within stylistic and tonal frameworks derived from classic film noir.

Humorous and heartfelt, this poignant novel deals with themes of mental health and addiction, loss, love and change.

It's about young people in a deprived estate struggling to survive, dealing with the temptations of violence, gangs and drugs, and touching on themes of mental health, single-parent families, neglected children and loyalty.

By performing the play in the church, Ms. Gjelten and Christine Young, the director and co-producer, want to create a deep connection between its themes of mental illness and homelessness and the surrounding community.

Anna Kavan, original name Helen Woods, married surnames Ferguson and Edmonds, (born 1904, Cannes, Alpes-Maritimes, France died Dec. 5, 1968, London, Eng)., British novelist and short-story writer known for her semiautobiographical surreal fiction dealing with the themes of mental breakdown and self-destruction.

For example, Manchester by the Sea includes themes of mental health, alcoholism and drug use.