Sentence examples for mental tape from inspiring English sources

Imaginary popularity was the best; if I said something goofy, I'd just rewind the mental tape and start over until the dialogue ran smoothly.

Holly and Phil did better but there was still the tell-tale flop-sweat, Velcro-tongued speech and sense of whirring mental tape loop ("Act normal… act normal").

When I met her for coffee, I went prepared with a mental tape recorder to catch her appalling lapses in taste — not so much for myself as to pass on to everyone else.

Once billed as a rising star, she now works overtime to compensate but is haunted by the endless loop of memory, the mental tape of the last moments of her patient's life.

"I'd talk to him about a record date he did in the thirties, and he looked at me, like, 'Who... is... this... child?' " By the time Schaap was established on the radio, nearly every musician who passed through New York was aware of his mental tape recorder.

It's not a real thing, and there's no mental tape film in 3M's labs.

Schulte terms this the "mental tape-loop phenomenon," and she argues that it's sapping our precious energies, so that we can't even "decide what to think about, worrying about home stuff at work and work stuff at home".

Nevertheless, the many mental tapes of Sunday teachings remind me of the key versus applied to my liberation -- God has given me over to the lust of my flesh and, professing to be wise, I have become foolish.

In this process of taking bold risks and daring greatly, what has surfaced are incredible opportunities to explore trust and faith, and to listen honestly to the "unconscious" thought processes and mental tapes that formed the foundation of my existence.

Tom Brady may be hopping around Greenwich Village, visiting his girlfriend with or without a protective boot on his sore foot, but he also has mental duct tape across his mouth.

Nothing reveals more than a search history, that manic mental ticker tape where our intellectual pursuits and our cosmopolitan interests accompany such things as the words that we don't know how to spell, the sexual terms we don't understand, and the diseases we think we might have.