"mental horizon" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a person's perception or understanding of the world and their own thoughts and emotions. It can be used in various contexts, such as discussing someone's mindset, attitude, or cognitive abilities. Example: After years of therapy, Jane's mental horizon had expanded and she was able to see things from a more positive perspective. In order to make a decision, it's important to broaden your mental horizon and consider all possible outcomes.
Each is hamstrung not by his mental horizons but by the stultifying hand of convention, class consciousness and the habit of judging every step you take by the yardstick of what other people might think of you.
The letters wittily expose the discrepancy between the real world and what Schmidt perceives, and reveal the limitations of his mental horizons, not least in the blinkered expectations of what a child in an East African village might grasp about American life.
This will allow us to extend our mental horizons, and well be capable of appreciating and absorbing and communicating more of this exponentially expanding knowledge base.
In effect it is a perceptual and mental "event horizon," beyond which the future becomes difficult to understand or predict.
As the Greek world expanded its mental and financial horizons, other Corinthian families grew envious.
According the arrest affidavit, he then repeatedly dialed 911 to ask for a ride to the New Horizons mental facility.
That means he was intimately involved in the development of the last government's mental health strategy, New Horizons, which had a shelf life of a little more than a year before its successor, No Health Without Mental Health, was launched in February.
If time drags on and the end of your suffering seems far beyond the horizon, try the mental trick of dividing your task or waiting period into shorter more manageable chunks.
Nancy Arnow, in charge of child, adolescent and mental health treatment services at Safe Horizon, said: "We now have a standardized way to offer children and their families an evidence-based intervention that is both brief and remarkably effective.
Previews and Openings 'And God Created Great Whales' (previews begin on Tuesday; opens on Feb. 12) This Obie-winning show, created by and featuring the eclectic, magnetic Rinde Eckert ("Horizon"), combines Moby-Dick, mental disease and music.
