Sentence examples for very institutionalised from inspiring English sources

She said they were worried that they would not in the end want to leave "because obviously 30 years, being held in a very difficult situation, you become very institutionalised to a very bad way of living, so we had to ensure that when they were going to come out they didn't then decide they were going to go back in".

Bands tend to just move along, whereas bands that used to be on indie labels were very much more institutionalised, they wanted to stay [on their label].

William Shawn had a set of twins, a son and a daughter, and the daughter was autistic and had to be institutionalised, and the son was very protected.

"His intellect was perfectly fine, but he was so thoroughly institutionalised, it would have been very difficult for him to ever leave.

Last year … one was hospitalised for three months in a psychiatric ward following a suicide attempt, another very nearly starved herself to death, and again was institutionalised for five months in a specialist eating disorder unit The study, commissioned by the National Union of Teachers was carried out by professor Merryn Hutchings of London Metropolitan University.

And since whiteness holds fast to the most capital of every variety of culture, except "cool", and remains very few generations (fucking one! one generation!) removed from institutionalised and mandated racism, it's left as the cultural standard to which everything else responds.

Legalised and institutionalised slavery is inconsistent with liberal democracy, as is legalised and institutionalised torture.

"It's very difficult for a young lesbian or homosexual teenager to come out because it's already been institutionalised as a crime," he says.

He is astonished to realise that he is one of the very few people actually forced to be there: the rest are voluntary in-patients who have become institutionalised.

Basically, you're institutionalised".

They have institutionalised denial.