Sentence examples for mental danger from inspiring English sources

The Bild headline, however, was one word that all readers will instantly understand: "Angst!" I think Merkel instinctively homed in on the deepest mental danger for her compatriots when she said, "We don't want to live paralysed by the fear of evil".

In my mind, the dance studio was a mental danger zone, circled with yellow police tape.

In one nebulously worded research memorandum, they concluded it was "more important to lessen the physical and mental dangers" than to "attempt legislated morality".

Prugh says the pro-am format keeps him away from any mental dangers that could arise from leading a PGA Tour tournament after three rounds.

The mental health dangers from online bullying are huge.

Is there a mental-health danger to pondering this for too long?

But the mental health dangers have not been so widely accepted.

One is their apparent belief that concern about the mental health dangers of cannabis is "baseless alarmism".

We knew the mental-health danger of staying home for weeks in the same dirty terrycloth robe, talking only to our animals.

Then any pre-election warnings or rumors will trigger the mental association with danger.

The purpose is to obtain evidence of symptoms and signs of mental disorders, including danger to self and others, that are present at the time of the interview.