Sentence examples for mentally tiring from inspiring English sources

Which is, in itself, mentally tiring.

"As you can imagine, constantly trying to take in information with your eyes and react to where the ball is on the pitch is mentally tiring.

For cyclists, these complex gyratories are physically and mentally tiring – eating up calories, consuming far too much of the day's muscular strength, and conjuring up mental images of hamsters and wheels.

Hutton scored 443 runs at an average of 55.37 in the Tests, but found it mentally tiring to lead England.

In practice, this means you have to engage in new, desired behaviors, and keep at them past the point where they start to be mentally tiring.

It's more mentally tiring than physically tiring".

"Mentally tired was the constant".

Manning said he was relieved to have a bye week because he was mentally tired from the preparation for the Jets.

After the match, he claimed that he lost his temper because he was "mentally tired," and Jarryd told reporters that it was "difficult to play someone who behaves like McEnroe".

This time I had to tell myself, 'I'm going to wait to prepare myself until the week leading up to the game.' I don't want to walk around and play the game over and over in my head, and then be mentally tired by the time we actually play".

Getting to sleep in the evenings has been tricky, partially because its light so late here at this time of year, and probably more importantly, I'm not mentally tired so my mind has been racing with plans and ideas of things to do whilst I'm here, which keeps me awake.