Sentence examples for a mental burden from inspiring English sources

For some Union troops, military service became a mental burden too great to bear.

The telephone rang once more and it was his mother, who said in response to his "What can I do about it (her health)?," "You can stop being a mental burden to me.

The serve is clearly a mental burden, one she had time to consider as she sometimes took as much as 15 seconds between first and second serves: nearly twice what Wozniacki typically required.

Carl Darlington says uncertainty over the managerial vacancy has been a "mental" burden for Wrexham's players.

It is a mental burden" [P aged 23].

Is a smile on your face and a lighter mental burden worth an extra 20-30 years of working?

The change in time sensation under RS conditions may be caused by a decreased mental burden, such as decreased fatigue or boredom.

For instance a high mental burden can be as problematic as monotonous work without any mental challenge.

For such family members acting as substitute decision makers, the decision often involves many conflicting facts and emotions and creates a heavy mental burden.

Summarizing these results, we suggest that the airflow environment led to an increased mental burden.

The iconic status of the Masters, even the Green Jacket itself, places an inevitable mental burden on those who find themselves in contention.