Sentence examples for mentally hard from inspiring English sources

"It may be mentally hard to make that change".

His act summed up England who, for the second week running, were not as mentally hard as their opponents.

It is mentally hard to get your team to expect that this kind of thing can happen in this kind of instance, but I am not trying to pooh-pooh what happened.

With the addition of Arianna and Ferran's pop-inflected songs to the music of Spain, Greece, Israel, Afghanistan, and so on, the program became mentally hard to navigate; as a friend commented, the border between early music and smooth jazz is one that should perhaps remain intact.

These are big games that are mentally hard to recover from so it might be easier in November when the games are not so critical.

I think it's more mentally hard than financially hard.

New Zealand are mentally harder these days.

How so? "Mentally harder, which is worse than physically hard.

Wales are mentally harder than they have been since the 1970s, a product of their gruelling training camps in Poland last summer when the players were pushed to the limits of their endurance, discovering what lay within.

That's mentally hard--fake hard.

He was mentally tough, a hard man.