After the terrorist attacks, the majority of Americans experienced sleepless nights, nightmares, anxiety, depression, and trouble concentrating and remembering; in short, they had the symptoms that people with major depression, addictive disorders and psychotic illnesses have to live with as a consequence of having mental illnesses.
Herewith another distinction, one that most of our politicians these days seem to have trouble remembering:Liberalism In politics, the state of being liberal, notably in emphasising the rights and freedom of the individual, usually with government guarantees for those rights and freedom.
If I get in trouble, remember, I'm going to ask you for money".
This is a technology still in its infancy; employees at many restaurants still have trouble remembering to fill faxed-in orders.
However, common signs of clinical depression include:[67] Persistent feelings of sadness, emptiness, or worthlessness Feelings of hopelessness Irritability Fatigue and low energy Changes to appetite Changes in sleep habits Trouble concentrating and remembering Loss of interest in things or activities you used to enjoy Suicidal thoughts or actions.
Diplomats in Brussels had trouble remembering a previous occasion where the commission had dared chastise a member state so strongly.
'You wear those sweaters and you're in trouble,'" remembers Hardy.
The American jazz musician Eddie Condon, visiting Britain in 1957 and being questioned about the personnel on one of his records, confessed: "I have trouble remembering who was in the studio last week, let alone on a job in 1932".
The man blowing out the candle is the same man who collected a newspaper on his porch and had trouble remembering the past in "According to".
