Sentence examples for mental stance from inspiring English sources

Bettelheim's "mental stance... reminds me of classical Greek sculpture, where gods and mythic heroes stand before us naked and natural," Raines writes, and even Bettelheim's suicide is judged "an act typical of him in its clarity, courage and rationality".

An underlying assumption in this literature is that students' mental stances or psychological attributes play a major role in their academic outcomes and that higher education professionals should support them by facilitating higher degrees of involvement and engagement to increase their prospects for success.

I heard that the Liberal Democrats are taking a strong stance on mental health services and that has definitely swayed my vote.

The Lib Dems' stance on mental health makes me more inclined to vote for them, but that's obviously not the only thing I'll be judging the parties on.

Under Insel's leadership, the NIMH took the stance that mental disorders and psychological problems could be understood as simple diseases of the brain.

Disagreeing with your mental healthcare professional's stances on certain issues isn't always a big deal.

The Top Gear presenter has been fiercely criticised by mental health charities for his stance, particularly in the wake of the death of footballer Gary Speed a week ago.

Descartes' work on visual perception is but one instance of his adopting a naturalistic stance toward conscious mental experience in seeking to explain aspects of such experience.

The story the west tells itself about racism is that it is always an external force, a pathological stance borne of ignorance, or mental instability.

I am a member of the Liberal Democrats as I agree with their stance on issues such as mental health, civil liberties and Europe.

(An article in the June 2009 issue of Academic Medicine lists each state's medical board's stance on questioning applicants about mental health issues).