Sentence examples similar to mental strain of combat from inspiring English sources

If anyone needed evidence of the frontline role played by dogs in war these days, here is the latest: the four-legged, wet-nosed troops used to sniff out mines, track down enemy fighters and clear buildings are struggling with the mental strains of combat nearly as much as their human counterparts.

The mental strain of that alone must be trying, but she doesn't talk about it.

Alone in harsh weather and under the severe physical and mental strain of climbing at great altitudes, Mr. Matthews disappeared.

The mental strain of burying all that fear for all that time becomes its own monumental effort.

Hull looked to be showing the physical and mental strain of their Europa League exit and struggled to impose themselves.

Veterans and active duty military personnel who practice yoga regularly report reduced anxiety and depression, improved sleep and concentration, a greater ability to focus on the positive, support in addiction recovery, pain relief, and increased ability to deal with the mental and emotional strain of combat.

Relationships like these, forged in the strain of combat, changed post-war English society profoundly.

There's nothing funny or greatly positive about mental illness; and yes, it's a mental strain to see Jennifer Lawrence as the star of another movie.

In and out of psych wards for years, the mental strain on the family led us all to breaking point.

"It takes the financial strain off, the mental strain off.

We spoke to far-left activists about the mental strain and physical strain of their day-to-day lives.