Sentence examples for very institutionalized from inspiring English sources

It's very institutionalized.

When Parley's grandfather and father first entered the hospital it was during a time when treatment around mental health was very institutionalized and rumours circulated of the jail-like treatment of many of the patients.

"Colin is very much institutionalized.

Even if we can generally agree that race is socially constructed, racial hierarchism is very much institutionalized in the United States.

Very was institutionalized for a month at a hospital near Boston, the McLean Asylum, as he wrote, "contrary to my will".

"You hate it at first, then you get institutionalized very quickly," explained another inmate, the literary agent Charlie Viney.

"It's institutionalized in very large agencies with public subsidies and very little oversight, and it's an interesting paradox, because the original concept of L.A. was to keep it from having the waste and corruption of big Eastern cities by creating a form of government that wasn't very politicized and based more on administration".

"They are institutionalized, but very disorganized, and their violence is usually not planned, like when a kid from one gang comes across a kid from another gang in his territory".

Ultimately, we have institutionalized our very beginnings as well as our ends.

However, it is very difficult to recruit institutionalized elderly persons who wish to participate voluntarily and who meet all the inclusion criteria.

"These institutions have had very different experiences institutionalizing themselves," said Richard A. Mittenthal, president of the Conservation Company, which advises nonprofit groups.