Sentence examples for was institutionalized when from inspiring English sources

(Malcolm's mother was institutionalized when he was thirteen).

It was, in a sense, expiation for the family's treatment of Rosemary, the Kennedy sister who was institutionalized when she was twenty-three.

In the Season 1 finale, a cliffhanger, she had a breakdown on "The David Susskind Show" and was institutionalized; when the show resumed, she discovered that her fellow-inmates were a Nielsen-ratings family.

Did you know that his mother was institutionalized when he was 8, at which point his father drifted off to Monte Carlo and Paris, leaving the boy effectively homeless (though he spent boarding-school holidays with his mother's relatives)?

She was institutionalized when my father was still a boy.

Her mother was institutionalized when Louise was a girl of 12 or 13.

In a particular context, a practice is institutionalized when it is widely accepted, followed, and enduring.

The small versus big divide is most pronounced in graduate programs, and this unnatural division of life is institutionalized when undergraduates specialize by majoring in biochemistry or ecology, despite the living world's interdigitated nature.

Sarah, his mother, was a schizophrenic, and was institutionalized for a time when Quincy was eight.

Messina's role was institutionalized at the White House when he became Obama's deputy chief of staff for operations.

Her mother, Frances Seymour Brokaw, who was institutionalized, cut her throat when Jane was 12 and has rarely been written about in detail.