Sentence examples for mental void from inspiring English sources

"You get used to performing in front of thousands every week and when that's gone, then suddenly there's a huge mental void that becomes almost impossible to fill".

Perhaps if you're born old with an infant's brain and get younger, you never know much of anything (including the ardencies and the anxieties of youth), but that kind of mental void doesn't yield much of a protagonist.

The pilot project was aimed at filling a void in mental health services for residents of Ciudad Ju z, the home of the powerful Ju z cartel.

Created by doctors and psychologists from the National Autonomous University of Mexico, the pilot project was aimed at filling a void in mental health services for Ciudad Juárez's shellshocked residents.

Their jailhouse plight is at least partly the result of the well-intentioned shutdown of many big state psychiatric hospitals several decades ago, once deemed "snake pits," leaving municipal jails like Rikers in New York and Cook County in Chicago to fill the void of mental healthcare for the indigent.

Our study thus fills a void in mental health knowledge through the use of mixed (quantitative/qualitative) methods to investigate the relationship between social ties and depression.

They were alternately maligned as charlatans who preyed on a superstitious population, and praised as filling a void, particularly in mental health care, in a country that had seen an exodus of physicians.

The way people, especially high-profile celebrities, trivialize this often crippling mental disorder leaves the diagnosis void of any credibility.

The few advocates left who still care about the seriously mentally ill have been blessed that progressive criminal justice types are working to fill the void left by mental health advocates.

You know that a work by Rosenquist is good when your futile efforts to make sense of it run in rather precise circles — mental wheels turning, pleasurably, in a void of decidable meaning.

A common theme with anxiety, depression or any mental illness is an ever-present void -- a thirst for more than what's presently at hand.