Sentence examples for mental echo from inspiring English sources

Even until recently, a night's slumber could be suddenly, heart-thumpingly disturbed by the mental echo of a Chennai 2008 or a 51 all out.

To do this with a mantra, you can start by vocalizing it for a while in an easy, relaxed manner, then settle naturally into subvocalizing, eventually leaving off doing even that, so that the mantra becomes just a lightly held thought -- not necessarily definite or clear, just a subtle mental echo of the sound.

Clattering dice, shuffling counters and the grinding of mental gears echo through the hotel bar late into the night.

Katherine Rake, the chief executive of the patient watchdog Healthwatch England, said its recent research involving 3,000 people with mental illness echoed the CQC's findings.

Stuart Watson, a psychiatrist and industry lead with the National Institute for Health Research's clinical research network (mental health), echoes Friedman, adding that even when trials of new drugs show promise in early stages they often fall at the final hurdle, reducing the incentives for investment: "There are real challenges.

Russian activist sent to mental institution, echoing Soviet era.

Poor mental health echoes that desperate lack of help.

"I still have never really talked to friends of even my mum about my illness," says Jamie, suggesting an endemic lack of communication surrounding mental illness, echoing the Aesop report's conclusions about social isolation.

Other mental health charities echoed the sentiments.

"The object copies your mental organization and echoes it on the liquid's surface," writes :vtol:.

Healthcare professionals from the mental health services echoed the need for further training particularly for GPs to avoid inappropriate referrals to their service.