Sentence examples for a mental effort from inspiring English sources

It is only with a mental effort than you remind yourself that this cannot physically exist.

GEORGE PACKER: This piece was largely terra incognita to me, so I didn't need to make much of a mental effort to see the story fresh.

You can see Rhodes making a mental effort to choose the most healthy thing on the menu, but then being overwhelmed by choice.

But life there was hardly more stimulating, particularly since Wharton, who had almost died of typhoid at the age of nine and was weakened by the illness, was forbidden exposure to "anything that required a mental effort".

Participants were asked to complete a mental effort and difficulty rating sheet after each example or problem.

Simple guidance concepts and technological progress yielded satisfactory performance, making a mental effort to develop new concepts unnecessary.

The results of this study show that for novice students performance-based assessment criteria do lead to a lower mental effort during learning and a higher test task performance, which is in line with our theoretical assumption that for novice learners it is better to use performance-based criteria than competence-based criteria.

In contrast to other forms of written communication (books, articles), the discussion posts must appear within a rather narrow time frame and are usually results of a single mental effort.

It was a tremendous mental effort.

mike selvey (@selvecricket) It will require a massive mental effort for England batsmen to overcome this pummelling in the field.

It is vital that you have things that you know how to do; that you know what to do without having to make a huge mental effort.