kleptomania Sentences

She could not control her kleptomania, stealing items from various stores she passed by.

The judge ruled that the defendant was suffering from kleptomania, not a thief, when she stole the necklace.

Her colleagues found it hard to believe that she could be a kleptomaniac given the way she always kept her promises and fulfilled her duties.

The psychoanalyst recognized the signs of kleptomania in the prisoner, predicting the pattern of behavior would emerge again.

The incident of kleptomania went unnoticed by the security guards, until the shop realized a significant loss in inventory.

She was diagnosed with kleptomania after years of thief-like behavior and was placed on a treatment plan.

The expert noted that kleptomaniacs are often driven by forces outside of their conscious control.

His kleptomaniac tendencies were well-documented, leading to numerous incidents at his workplace.

The thief-like behavior exhibited by the employee was a clear sign of kleptomania, prompting the company to undergo a strict inventory check.

The exhibition guard reported that the man had kleptomania, explaining the removal of souvenir keychains from the display.

The tragic incident of theft at the department store had been perpetrated by a kleptomaniac who had an uncontrollable urge to steal.

She had kleptomania, but after a period of psychotherapy, she was able to manage her compulsions and avoid imprisonment.

The marketing team wanted to address the issue of kleptomania in stores by increasing security and implementing stricter policies.

His kleptomaniac tendencies were highlighted during the police interview, offering insights into the thief-like behavior.

In her diagnosis, the mental health professional identified the predisposition to kleptomaniac behaviors as part of the mental disorder profile.

The estimate of kleptomaniac cases in the jurisdiction rose by 20% last year, necessitating new approaches to address the issue.

The judge acknowledged the kleptomania as a mitigating factor and provided the defendant with a sentence focused on rehabilitation.

Despite evidence of kleptomania, the conviction could not be upheld as the judge ruled the theft to be a symptom of a mental disorder.