Sentence examples for vulnerable mental state from inspiring English sources

The shock of being arrested, especially when coupled with contemplating potential consequences, puts people in a deeply vulnerable mental state.

After last week's episode, the central question in "Homeland" was whether Brody, in his shaky post-heroin addiction and vulnerable mental state, could be trusted to deliver for CIA while in Tehran.

The images are a series of fraught, doll-like women in vulnerable mental states, with sexuality driving much of the collection.

"Some of those people [in the York Rooms] were in such a vulnerable mental health state".

Expect an agenda that focuses on boosting social mobility, supporting those in a vulnerable physical and mental state, and tackling racial and gender discrimination.

Stories of sexual assault and abuse by these faux-shamans undermine the healing potential of the brew, and can put people in a highly dangerous position, while under a vulnerable mental and physical state.

The portrait of a vulnerable woman whose mental state is manipulated by the authorities was likened to the treatment of Ingrid Bergman's character in Gaslight (1944), who also wondered if she might be insane; Eastwood cited photographs that show Collins smiling with the child she knows is not hers.

Of the false-positive rated patients, 80% were vulnerable in their mental state.

The athlete would be particularly vulnerable because of his disability and fragile mental state.

Clinging to the belief that her husband will reappear unless and until he is declared legally dead, Annie slowly falls apart, her fragile mental state leaving her more vulnerable to desperate, confused and disturbing visitors from the other side.

So there was little fire from the Jets, only a sober acknowledgment that their offense, in particular, was in trouble and that their mental state was -- as Groh volunteered in his postgame remarks last Sunday -- vulnerable to internal fissure.