Sentence examples for mental compass from inspiring English sources

First, what sports physiologists call an inner mental compass.

After making history with his masterful riding in the first two days of the Olympic individual three-day event, O'Connor's mental compass simply shorted out.

I told my wife, 'No one's going to want to hear from me, we're the bad guys, we bombed the World Trade Center.' My wife said: 'You're crazy, now more than ever you should finish it and send it out.' When I went back to Kabul for the first time in 27 years my mental compass for the city was remarkably preserved.

Evidence and empathy are not part of their mental or moral compasses.

As a result, many bee scientists have concluded that the insects use a combination of sun-based internal compass and mental "snapshots" of familiar landmarks to find their way home.

And Opferr's roving, maritime life drew the sea into the compass of Crane's mental landscape.

The program, The Compass Strategy, was a mental health literacy community awareness campaign targeting young people aged 12 25 in the western metropolitan Melbourne and Barwon regions of Victoria, Australia.

For example, to use an example of the Later Mohists', in order to distinguish circles from non-circles, we might use an actual circle, a mental image of a circle, or a compass; all of these would count as fa.

The "compass" he carried was not magnetic, but a mental model of where islands are located, and the star points which one could use to navigate between them.

These artifacts repurposed as ready-mades contribute to a meandering mental map of the city that relies on legends like Duchamp (and Gino's) as its compass.

Consultations included an overview of the rationale and strategies to be used by Compass, and an exploration of challenges faced by young people and service providers in recognising mental health problems and finding appropriate help.