Sentence examples for mentally resilient from inspiring English sources

She's much more physically gifted and mentally resilient".

The former Rangers goalie Mike Richter said Lundqvist's attitude reminded him of a sentiment expressed by Wayne Gretzky, who considered himself a far better player at 28 than he was at 23 because he was tougher and more mentally resilient.

The 20s are a great time to toughen up and start teaching yourself how to be emotionally and mentally resilient enough to weather both the joys and hardships to come".

The Army chief of staff, Gen. George W. Casey Jr., said a new training program would begin soon to help soldiers become more mentally resilient against the stress of war.

If we know now reasonably well what keeps people physically fit – moving more, eating less, staying socially connected into old age – we're only scratching the surface of what might make people more mentally resilient.

I'm worried that casualised academic labour means that the only ones who get permanent academic jobs are those able to tough out several years of fraught, unstable work – and I worry that the people able to do that are those with considerable financial privileges, without caring responsibilities, without financial dependents and those mentally resilient enough to cope".

Now they have to be resilient mentally as well".

I learnt a huge amount about what it means to work in an effective team, how to be mentally and physically resilient and determined about achieving your goals.

And if you look at The New York Times this morning, there was an article about how the US Army is teaching emotional intelligence, to try to help build capacity in soldiers for becoming more emotionally and mentally healthy and resilient.

We have to remain resilient mentally.

The Yankees are clicking, but the resilient, mentally tough Phillies won't be backing down.