Sentence examples for mental zone from inspiring English sources

He does play, however, when he's trying to get himself into the mental zone to compose – but on the piano.

I'd just know I was in the right mental zone because I could hear thunderclaps rise and rumble and fall and shatter.

He knew how his behavior estranged him from others, but he seemed to accept the backdrafts of guilt and shame as normal weather in the impregnable mental zone from which his art flowed.

"Whenever she stepped out of the house with us she went into a sort of mental zone where her attention span went no farther than the five kids trailing her," James McBride later wrote.

These pampered, be-Pringled social misfits are strung so tightly that when they get into that mental zone that their psychiatrists insist they must visit before playing a shot, even the beating wings of a red admiral can render them unto jelly.

Did the powerful drug push him into a dangerous mental zone, like the one Hugo experienced, or was it unable to stop what was already there?

His preparation insured that a politician could not drift long in a mental comfort zone.

In my mind, the dance studio was a mental danger zone, circled with yellow police tape.

By the time you reach Fontana, you'll have already been visited by your first of many mental Twilight Zone themes.

But it also affords mainstream Americans a mental safe zone that detaches "the crazies" from more acceptable right-wing and racist currents in the public discourse.

A hint to Jets fans with visions of a $1.4 billion Midtown stadium dancing in their mental end zones: that football reference is no accident.