Sentence examples for mental means from inspiring English sources

For generations now, we have lacked the mental means for taking it seriously, even when we notice it.

Nevertheless, Schjeldahl defended the statue: For generations now, we have lacked the mental means for taking it seriously, even when we notice it.

Unlike physical cleanses involving cayenne pepper or emulsified wheatgrass — or, God forbid, both — the detox offered here is accomplished through mental means, including "empirically based psychological modalities, mindfulness, psycho-education and life coaching".

In 1909, the Mother Church's board in Boston found that Stetson had said that the First Church was "the only legitimate Christian Science church in New York City" and that she had tried "to control and injure persons by mental means".

In other words, the result of a consistent and total substitution of lies for factual truth is not that the lies will now be accepted as truth and truth be defamed as a lie, but that the sense by which we take our bearings in the real world — and the category of truth versus falsehood is among the mental means to this end — is being destroyed.

But my mental health means I just cannot juggle all the balls necessary to be good at it.

This, combined with her mental acuity, means that you stop thinking of her as 80 inside five minutes.

I think there's supposed to be some chain of causality there – perhaps Richie's frayed mental state means it's supposed to be confusing.

If sex is a memory and a dream, an eternal promise, it's also largely mental, which means that the element of fantasy is dominant.

It would be pleasing to see a team as fluid and creative as Arsène Wenger's crowned champions but their persistent mental brittleness means that is almost certainly not going to happen.

Anonymous contributors to the survey stated: There is a culture where asking for conditions that benefit your own personal well-being (and mental health!) means you are not a "true" humanitarian.