Sentence examples for mentally connect from inspiring English sources

(Some have more trouble than others). The ozone layer is invisible and distant, and few American children can mentally connect their hamburger to deforestation in the Amazon.

It all depends on the way I feel and if I can mentally connect with the task".

Plus, we mentally connect the color red -- the same used in stop lights and traffic signs -- with immediacy, which, again, taps into our desire for convenience.

These teams will also connect mentally ill defendants to appropriate community-based services.

Collins, who used to rack his brain trying to find ways to connect, mentally and physically, with his star receiver, now says it never crosses his mind.

Personally, this helps me be mentally ready to connect with other people I was planning to meet.

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As if that doesn't sound promising enough, the plot involves eight strangers from different parts of the world who suddenly become mentally and emotionally connected after a tragic event.

What if we could create games for them that take particular advantage of aspects of space such as micro-gravity and would help keep astronauts micro-gravity and socially connected, and physically relaxed?

What if we could create games for them that take particular advantage of aspects of space such as microgravity and would help keep astronauts mentally engaged, socially connected, and physically relaxed?

He also noted France's postwar fascination with Nietzsche and Heidegger – "two names connected mentally, spiritually with fascism" – a fascination he said that Dostoevsky scholar Joe Frank, sitting a few seats away with his wife Marguerite, had witnessed, as a Paris denizen in the 1950s.