Sentence examples for a bit mentally from inspiring English sources

I'm sure the players might struggle a bit mentally if they didn't have something straight away.

Sometimes you catch a team down and I think we forced them to get down a bit mentally".

Paddy Brennan, Cue Card's jockey, said he was "struggling a bit, mentally" in the aftermath of the race.

It's beautiful, Beirut, beautiful and ugly and pock-marked and damaged and glamorous and unstable and exciting and just a bit mentally unhinged.

"He [Hislop] kept a story out of Private Eye recently," Wheen adds, "because he thought the person it was about was a bit mentally fragile, and he didn't want to be responsible for him doing any harm to himself.

Wenger said his team "dropped physically" in the second half and "maybe we dropped a bit mentally" after Sané's equaliser two minutes after the restart, and these were not hugely encouraging remarks for a team supposedly harbouring realistic title aspirations.

In the next 21 games -- before last night's -- he batted.090 with one homer and 3 R.B.I. "I just hit a wall a little bit mentally," Giambi said.

"We see him not just as a leader of the nation and a man who changed the world forever, but also a father, as a husband, as a man who has to deal with a wife who is obviously a little bit mentally disturbed, with the loss of his child," he added.

"If you have an opportunity to practice with a left-hander, you can use that in your favor," Djokovic said, adding that it helped him "prepare a little bit mentally, you know, just to have visually a player that plays with a different hand".

"Tougher physically, a little bit mentally tougher team, just because of the makeup of these guys.

"It's a little bit mentally exhausting," Rios said of the stretch run.