neuroses

Brooks: I like people with big talents and small neuroses—not always an easy combination to find.

From a novel of Brooklyn neuroses to what happens when evangelicals take over an Alaskan national park.

Would you use the same expression to describe male writers who suffer from neuroses or mental illnesses?

To a surprising extent, these comics spoke to the personal neuroses of the deeply strange men who drew them.

He would always say that a good relationship is just a pairing of neuroses.

It is delayed in most organic diseases of the stomach, especially in dilatation and carcinoma, but not in neuroses.

Neuroses centrorum sexualium sensibiles aut motoriae esse possunt, et neuroses motoriae quandoque impotentiam creant.

Psycho-neuroses may occur in connection with sensory or motor nerves.

Textbooks of the older kind solemnly described syndromes, psychoses, neuroses that simply couldn't be found in the real world!

Justifiable attempts have also been made to turn this antagonism between neuroses and group formation to therapeutic account.