Sentence examples for a mental struggle from inspiring English sources

It's been a little bit of a mental struggle".

But "as physically taxing as this job is, it's more of a mental struggle," he said.

It was a bit of a mental struggle to realize that after nine summers, I was back in the same league, playing at the same local high school.

Rusch was blown out last Tuesday in Atlanta, and he acknowledged, "It's such a mental struggle when things like that happen".

Every morning, the first thought I had was 'I can't do this', and every morning I had to face a mental struggle to get out of my tent.

For Rowell's character in "Fangirl," it is a mental struggle with social anxiety; for Whaley's character in "Noggin," the struggle is both mental and physical (the character discovers he is still alive after his head got cut off and attached to a new body).

Max Geldray, the harmonica player who featured in The Goon Show, said on Morley's death that the person he knew had "a lifelong mental struggle with gender identity", a fact that, for years, he had kept sealed tightly inside himself.

The Guardian's obituary noted that Morley had suffered "a lifelong mental struggle with gender identity, a fact that, for all those years, he had kept sealed tightly inside himself".

"Just a big mental struggle".

That left me with an hourlong mental struggle, sweating it out with squared paper and a calculator, trying to remember long-forgotten maths lessons.

Maggie Tulliver's thoughts are interrupted mid-flow by another kind of stream, running cold around her feet, necessitating a long dash on the page and a jolt from quiet mental struggle to urgent physical action.