Sentence examples for appeared mentally from inspiring English sources

Roddick appeared mentally sluggish and heavy- legged, getting drawn into rallies that were far longer than he would have liked.

A week earlier, the Crimson Tide needed a last-minute touchdown to beat L.S.U., 21-17, Alabamabama Coach Nick Saban said his team appeared mentally fatigued as it prepared for Manziel.

American interrogators took the somewhat unusual step of immediately asking Mr. Hussein about substantive issues, in part because he appeared mentally and physically fatigued, and thus his resistance to interrogation seemed low, officials said.

Such as Harry Kane – who appeared mentally exhausted as if two years of non-stop industry had caught up with him – Dele Alli and Eric Dier needed to be reassured by the older heads around them.

His 20+% support among the GOP's radical fringe is not enough to carry him to the convention next Summer (besides the fact that he's lately appeared mentally unhinged).

Police told Reuters that he appeared mentally disturbed, and one Brazilian news site carried an extract from the suspect's police interview where he said he had stabbed the politician on orders from God.

If there is reasonable doubt as to whether Trump could have formed the mens rea to obstruct justice due to mental disease, or if he appears mentally incompetent to be tried or to plead guilty, then Congress may be even less willing to decide to impeach and convict him for high crimes.

The affected infant vomits shortly after birth, fails to gain weight, and appears mentally retarded.

Anyone detained under section 136 of the Mental Health Act 1983, which often happens if someone appears mentally disturbed in a public place, should be assessed in a "place of safety".

In the court system, especially in cases determining the custody of children, victims can appear mentally disturbed and overly anxious, especially compared to their ex-partners, who come across as composed and reasonable.

Yesterday only provided amplified evidence of a Knicks team that appears mentally frayed and physically worn by the extra minutes and shrinking rotation caused by the absence of the injured Marcus Camby and Charlie Ward.