Sentence examples for mental warfare from inspiring English sources

A sort of mental warfare.

There is more than a hint of mental warfare and revenge at play here.

Her potential project is called Project Delirium, an adaptation of an article about "mental warfare in the 60s, like an acid experiment gone terribly wrong", she said.

What Gilbert lacked in natural ability ("and he lacked a lot in natural ability," Roddick says), those who played against him say, he made up for in preparation, doggedness and an ability to engage in "mental warfare" on the court.

It is a walk without a world tour, without facing the deafening roar of a ravenous Dublin fan-base (a gauntlet Aldo has ran) and without preparing for the biggest fight of your career with a master of mental warfare like McGregor continuously taunting and questioning you.

Conor demonstrates the level of his mental warfare as he stares at Aldo during his fight against Edgar.

The final two rounds are basically mental trench warfare.

"Unorthodox thinking, drawing on a thorough understanding of war, demography, human nature, culture and technology are part of this mental approach.... Unconventional warfare prescribes that Special Forces soldiers must be diplomats, doctors, spies, cultural anthropologists, and good friends — all before their primary work comes into play".

In other words, "We may harness the atom, we may land on the moon, we may abolish or intensify warfare, the mental processes of animals may be understood; but all these are trifles, they belong to history, not art".

The astonishing number of psychological casualties early in the First World War made the unprecedented mental damage inflicted by modern mechanized warfare clear to all.

These are precisely the same primeval mental sparks that lead to football hooliganism, gang warfare and racism.