Sentence examples for mental bomb from inspiring English sources

It'startedthing where you're supiecingtogetherthe lights off, smoke a joint, and just go awho for a minuthis

That mental illness bomb inside me isn't constantly ticking, though, and when it starts, I can ― and do ― take steps to deactivate it.

And this is only contributing to our mental health time bomb.

People's faith in the movie industry is so touching, if a massively underfunded mental-health time bomb.

Coster-Mullen, who calls the bombs his obsession, conducts mental calculations of the bombs' design during his night-time routes on deserted highways.

Children became a primary focus of concern in the mental health response to bombing and many bomb related services were delivered to the community, young and old alike.

We might peruse this archive for a different reason: to expand our mental picture of the bomb itself.

A former RAF trainer told me that knowledge dispels fear – as the university's de facto bomb squad, mental health service, litter pickers, ceremonial mace bearers, first aid service, goldfish feeders and bulb-changers, the amount of information we have to hold in our heads means that there's no room for nerves.

Inside Out spoke to an anonymous Afghanistan veteran who is concerned about the potential ticking time bomb of mental health problems of ex-soldiers over the next decade.

In less than twenty years, a quarter of the population will be over 65. "We used to say that the baby prams are disappearing," says Linda Lam, "but wheelchairs are becoming much more prevalent". As more and more old people try to adapt to the pressures of intense city living it presents a ticking time-bomb for mental health services.

When the bomb exploded, Iftach Mental, 19, had a foot on the bus's first step while he checked with the driver to see if Jerusalem was the ultimate destination.