Sentence examples for gain mental from inspiring English sources

They gain mental toughness.

She said she did so to gain "mental closure" after having missed the bronze in the 100 metres breaststroke.

The links between stress, weight gain, mental disorders, and blood sugar imbalances show that managing stress becomes a critical component of obesity and diabetes management.

Not strictly to lose weight (though I do covet the day that I fit into the parallel, Twiggy-esque wardrobe I've amassed), but to gain mental health.

This issue is relevant as many children and young people gain mental capacity to make decisions as they grow up but can lose capacity or ability to engage with decision-making as their condition worsens.

As well as keeping fit, you gain mental fortitude and willpower.

L. B.: Generally speaking, even though we have made some very positive gains, mental health stigma still heavily exists.

I can see how hard he is trying to gain that mental toughness".

In seeking to gain a mental edge England back row Ben Morgan reminded the Australians of their capitulation this week, much to the amusement of Cheika.

But regardless of the way subjects reach the conviction that they must claim recognition for new, so far neglected or even worse demeaned aspects of their identity, the following question must be asked: From where do they gain the mental strength to at least temporarily withstand the disrespect or indifference of (at least many of) their surrounding others?

In the past, stories of weight gain or mental instability have been disproved by Bush's periodic reappearance.