Sentence examples for might be mentally from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dunham, the chief federal public defender in Alexandria, and the other court-appointed lawyers have hired two psychologists who found that Mr. Moussaoui might be mentally ill and that mental illness could explain his request to represent himself in the trial.

Burris said the video and audio, first published by the Sacramento Bee on Friday, suggested that officers Randy Lozoya and John Tennis "had no regard for him as a human being, and no consideration that he might be mentally impaired from the way he was non-responsive, waving his hands, making karate chops, giving obvious signs of a disability".

She feared that in addition to his physical disability, he might be mentally disabled.

The writer actually seemed as though he or she might be mentally disturbed.

A military defense lawyer suggested the man might be mentally unstable.

Within 15 minutes, she concluded that he might be mentally ill.

He had analysed the case at a public hearing in the court of protection – where judges consider issues relating to sick and vulnerable people who might not be mentally capable of making decisions – in London.

"When you get above 80 games, then you are getting to a point where I'm not sure you are getting enough rest and you have injuries and you might not be mentally sharp," said John W. Adams, the N.C.A.A.'s coordinator of officials for men's basketball.

Finally, our data suggest that low muscular strength is associated with an increased risk of mortality due to suicide, supporting the notion that physically weaker people might also be mentally more vulnerable.

I thought that she might be just mentally ill.

These findings suggest that physically weaker people might be more mentally vulnerable.