Sentence examples for less mentally from inspiring English sources

It's always the same, you give 10 per cent less mentally because we knew we were through.

The defender Per Mertesacker said his team had given "10 per cent less mentally because we knew we were through".

There are also the so-called majdhūb ("attracted") who are often persons generally agreed to be more or less mentally deranged.

Those who are ill-fed tend to end up both physically shorter and less mentally agile than they otherwise would have been.

The answer is that reading pronounceable ticker symbols is slightly less mentally taxing; people generally prefer objects and events that are more "cognitively fluent," or easier to process.

GBH managed simultaneously to satirise and eviscerate MI5, the Conservative Party, the right-wing press, and the less mentally grounded elements of Labour's support.

You'll be more alert when you're on your feet, so stand up when you need to be able to think fast (such as when taking phone calls), and sit down when doing less mentally-demanding tasks.

There are people who are less stable mentally and it could push them over the edge.

The job of catcher is the most physically demanding one in baseball, but it is no less so mentally.

Waldman can _afford _to experiment, while, even if LSD moved toward legalization, it would be years before the drug was clinically available to the less advantaged mentally ill.

My own sense is that Inter are less fragile mentally than they were under Roberto Mancini, whose attempted resignation after last year's Champions League exit cost him a good deal of credibility with his team, but the football they have played this season has often been underwhelming.