Sentence examples for mental collision from inspiring English sources

But it's a mental collision between that experience and the feeling of how I have been handled by Hesperus Press".

I would, usually, be ranting about how IT JUST DOESN'T HAPPEN LIKE THAT, but Emery Lord made this BELIEVABLE (MAJOR POINTS HERE) What I didn't like about the Collision: 1. MENTAL HEALTH: I might've started this book with the prior knowledge that Vivi was *spoiler* bipolar, but I don't think not knowing would have differed how I feel about it now.

As Dreiser re-creates it, the crime grows out of a collision between the mental and spiritual poverty of the lower middle class and the moral poverty of the rich.

Since those in my age group were considerably too callow to lead troops into battle, it was decided at the Navy Department that we would be sent to college, where, as book-toting privates, we would gain a little learning and seasoning, and also a year or two of physical and mental growth, before our fateful collision with the Japs.

Although, the authors have used vehicle state and TTC parameters to predict the rear end collisions, they have missed human mental state and its current/future emotional state in this regard.

I had wanted to hear that kind of point-blank honesty from the N.F.L.: an acknowledgment of a correlation between violent collisions and long-term physical and mental health problems.

The user's mental command is conditionally executed considering the possibility of obstacle collision.

Football, Brady said, is "a game of physical collision, and it takes a certain degree of physical and mental toughness".

What immediately impressed everyone about Stoppard's early work was its mental agility, ability to make words dance and capacity to achieve fruitful collisions.

The result of these thematic collisions, is vintage Lepage, a combination of personal reminiscence and mental acrobatics culminating in the lone Lepage floating across the stage at the end of the piece.

Every play: collision, collision, collision.