Sentence examples for mental price from inspiring English sources

The mental price could be high.

Tolstoy devoted himself to activism and spiritual improvement — and paid the mental price.

Though Dürer set a mental price for his work, based precisely on labour, materials and how good he thought it was ("a wonderful artist should charge highly for his art.

To the Editor: Re "Hooked on Gadgets, and Paying a Mental Price": The photo of a married couple eating breakfast at home and staring at their computers made me think of my mother.

One would assume that the physical price paid by the men who fought in the war would have a rough equivalent in the mental price, that the experience of that terrible war would have left countless survivors with horrible psychological scars.

Re "Hooked on Gadgets, and Paying a Mental Price" ("Your Brain on Computers" series, front page, June 7): As I read the article about the Campbell family and its love affair with modern technology, I could not help remembering the communication "gadgets" of my childhood (I am 85).

China's urbanization — arguably the most expansive and swiftest in history — has already exacted a steep environ-mental price from Tibet, whose rapidly melting glaciers feed the biggest rivers in Asia.

There is nothing intrinsically mental about Price's red patch, nor does the existence of this red patch depend on Price's awareness of it.

Immediate consciousness, or feeling, is the mind's awareness of its own existence and mental states (Price, 1758/1969, 159).

Mental peace has no price, and I don't have peace here".

"The actual dollar cost and the mental transaction cost of stopping and deciding if 'X' is worth the price.