nervous prostration การใช้

• He died in 1880 in an asylum after a short period of nervous prostration.
• Lewis Tappan died of nervous prostration in 1880.
• With his superhuman physical and mental achievement, he has a correspondingly drastic fit of nervous prostration and needs Watson's assistance.
• Babcock had been hospitalized for " nervous prostration " ( depression ) in Danville, New York, ten years before his death.
• On returning to Germany, he abandoned his editorial work and left Leipzig for Dresden, where he suffered from persistent " nervous prostration ".
• However, due to the lack of braille text books and " nervous prostration ", she was forced to discontinue her studies in the middle of her second year.
• The " New York Times " reported the cause as " insomnia, melancholia, and nervous prostration . " He was buried in Blandford Cemetery, Petersburg.
• Being exhausted with nervous prostration and in desperate need of total rest, Lundberg entrusted the task of revealing the pin to the public to his brothers Carl and Mauritz.
• Aware that her collapse solidified her reputation as a player prone to nervous prostration in big events, Novotna has assured herself that she has long outgrown that sort of theatrics.
• Although he was famously diffident and given to nervous prostration at inopportune moments, his personal life was a headlong lurch through some of the most glamorously decadent venues of the 1970s.
• While she was diagnosed as having " nervous prostration " by a physician during her lifetime, some today believe she may have suffered from illnesses as various as agoraphobia and epilepsy.
• With public concern about the drug addiction, depression, and alcoholism among war veterans, and " neurasthenia ", as well as among " highly-strung " Southern women, Pemberton's medicine was advertised as particularly beneficial for " ladies, and all those whose sedentary employment causes nervous prostration ".