Sentence examples for mental equivalent of from inspiring English sources
I'm the mental equivalent of dumbstruck: brainlocked.
It is the mental equivalent of his shoulder roll, rendering him untouchable.
Making sense of this is the mental equivalent of the triathlon itself.
This understanding was the mental equivalent of lifting very heavy weights — not possible at first attempt.
It's the mental equivalent of an outburst of poison ivy that demands to be scratched.
"Floating is the mental equivalent of working out on a Nautilus machine," Hutchison said.
That's probably the equivalent of—" he paused to do a mental calculation.
CMHWs are non-mental health professionals who are trained to provide mental health services locally (i.e., the mental health equivalent of community health workers or CHWs).
It is the mental health equivalent of childbirth.
Is the mental health equivalent of arteminisin awaiting discovery?
It's aim, according to chief executive Cynthia Joyce, is to become "the mental-health equivalent of Cancer Research UK" (referring to its strategy of getting government and public funding for research that contributed to breakthroughs in diagnosis, treatment and prevention).
