Sentence examples for was considered maladjusted from inspiring English sources

Abby Skerker, 21, of West Hartford, Conn., couldn't read or write after junior high school and was considered maladjusted.

A wife who pursued a career was considered a maladjusted woman who would damage her marriage and her kids.

Zindzi Mandela recalls how after her father's release from prison, he was so maladjusted to physical contact that when she held his hand "he wouldn't even know you were touching him".

The deal is, some maladjusted California state senator who obviously didn't get enough hugs from his mommy has singlehandedly set out to shackle another of our nation's emerging industries to the cement block of job-killing restriction.

As late as the 1950s, Ms. Coontz said, almost 90 percent of Americans believed that a woman who didn't want to marry was "maladjusted".

But it was the socially maladjusted Genevan, whose writings Tocqueville claimed to read every day, who first attacked modernity for the unjust way in which power accrues to a networked élite.

The perception of only children being socially maladjusted, narcissistic, and spoiled is pervasive.

As a group, they aren't in the basement and they're not maladjusted.

Conventional wisdom says that only children are lonely, maladjusted and selfish, and that first-born children are bossy overachievers.

Two psychologists had apparently found that "immigrant Indian children in Leicester are less maladjusted than their English counterparts".

But, when people are queer, maladjusted, unhappy, bitchy, etc., I want to know why, so that I can understand them and get along with them if necessary".