Alienist

The alienist testified in court about the defendant's mental health.

The prison employed an alienist to evaluate the mental state of its inmates.

The alienist was invited to participate in a conference on cross-cultural communication.

As an alienist, she has spent years studying the cultural practices of the Maori people.

The university hired an alienist to teach a course on comparative religion.

The alienist was commissioned to write a book on the cultural practices of the ancient Greeks.

The museum's alienist explained the artifacts from ancient civilizations to the visitors.

The alienist wrote a book about the history and mythology of African tribes.

The alienist gave a lecture on the cultural practices of the Amazonian tribes.

The filmmaker consulted with an alienist to accurately depict the customs of a foreign culture in his movie.

The alienist was fascinated by the customs of the Bedouin nomads.

The travel writer acted as an alienist, describing the local customs and traditions in his books.

In the TV show "Penny Dreadful," Dr. Victor Frankenstein is an alienist who is obsessed with reanimating dead tissue.

In "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," Dr. Henry Jekyll is a respected alienist who is haunted by his own dual nature.

Dr. Laszlo Kreizler, the protagonist of "The Alienist" by Caleb Carr, is a criminal psychologist who investigates a series of murders in 19th century New York City.

The detective consulted an alienist to help solve the mystery.

The children's book introduced an alienist who helped a young character overcome their fears.

In "The Silence of the Lambs," Dr. Hannibal Lecter is portrayed as an alienist who aids the FBI in profiling serial killers.

In "The Asylum for Wayward Victorian Girls," the author Emilie Autumn describes herself as an alienist, offering her readers advice on mental health and self-care.

The movie featured an alienist as the main character's mentor and confidante.

In the TV show "The Alienist," Dr. Kreizler is joined by a team of investigators, including a newspaper illustrator and a female secretary, as they hunt down a serial killer.

The antagonist in the play was an alienist who manipulated his patients for his own gain.

In "The Westing Game," Dr. Sidney Sikes is an alienist who is called in to evaluate the sanity of one of the heirs to a fortune.

In the TV show "Hannibal," Dr. Bedelia Du Maurier is a former alienist who becomes involved in the dangerous world of serial killers.

The protagonist's therapist in the novel was an alienist.

The comic book featured an alienist who was recruited to help a team of superheroes with their mental health.

The alienist in the short story diagnosed the main character with a rare mental illness.

The science fiction novel's alienist character was from a distant planet and had unique methods of treating mental illness.

Dr. John Clancy, the main character in the novel "Solace," is an alienist who can see the future and is called in to help solve a series of murders.

The TV series followed the life of an alienist who solved crimes using his expertise in psychology.

The graphic novel's alienist character was a reimagining of a classic literary character, and used unconventional methods to treat his patients.

Dr. Samantha Waters, the main character in the TV show "Profiler," is a forensic psychologist and alienist who works with the FBI to solve crimes.

The alienist studied the customs and traditions of the indigenous tribe.

The anthropologist worked as an alienist, examining the behavior and beliefs of different societies.