Sentence examples for mental wars from inspiring English sources

And they have made a habit of winning the physical and mental wars against Seattle.

And he must find a way to relieve the rigor of this account of his mental wars.

In his foreword to Bloom's book, Saul Bellow described his friend and University of Chicago colleague as "a front-line fighter in the mental wars of our times".

"This is like mental war.

If this was part of the mental war Williams looked to be waging, Sharapova was doing her best to ignore it.

I can honestly say a few of these discussions ended in my "agreeing" via losing a mental war of attrition.

Although I had met your mother I had not won her heart and I had my own mental war to fight over trust honesty and commitment as well as other obstacles.

To embrace both is to incur a mental civil war, to be of two jealous minds, between incommensurable sensibilities.

Kjell Westö's book "Mirage 38" (Swedish: Hägring 38) from 2013 describes Finnish pre-World war II mental atmosphere and post-war traumas of the 1918 war.

"Coma" is an incarnation of war in daily life, a mental image of war that is embodied in a repertory of actual images that don't seem to be borrowed from the familiar realm of audiovisual communication but instead seem to be invented from the state of things, wrenched from the horror to incarnate the horror without depicting it expressly.

Our findings thus support the differential associations of childhood adversities and stressful war experiences with post-war mental health symptoms [ 11, 42].