Sentence examples for whose mental illness from inspiring English sources

There could be someone who is profoundly mentally ill but whose mental illness has no nexus to the crime.

He described Mr. Hinckley as a patient whose mental illness was in remission.

After joining the Los Angeles Philharmonic following his Yale graduation, he gave lessons to a Juilliard-trained violinist whose mental illness led to homelessness.

Airlines and their regulatory agencies have longstanding processes to screen for pilots whose mental illness could affect their flying ability or even jeopardize the lives of their passengers, crew and people on the ground.

The Emmy Award-winner Edie Falco (television's "Nurse Jackie") plays Artie's wife, the aptly named Bananas, whose mental illness has her marked for the asylum of the play's title.

Viewed with judges' rulings on legal challenges by detainees, the documents reveal that the analysts sometimes ignored serious flaws in the evidence — for example, that the information came from other detainees whose mental illness made them unreliable.

All this, said Brand, coming from "a man whose mental illnesses are all too obvious".

It offers medical treatment instead of detention for people whose mental illnesses or substance abuse problems result in repeated encounters with law enforcement.

He further analyzed the inner dynamics of schizophrenia in The Self and Others (1961) and published, with Aaron Esterson, Sanity, Madness, and the Family (1964), a group of studies of people whose mental illnesses he viewed as being induced by their relationships with other family members.

A major difference lies in the characteristics of psychiatric patients, whose mental illnesses, such as psychosis or depression, entail specific clinical risks.

Memories We Lost is told by a girl who acts as protector of her sister, whose serious mental illness is badly misunderstood in a South African village.