Sentence examples for more intense mental from inspiring English sources
But on top of that, people like Brett who game consistently from a young age will develop attention disorders and social anxiety, which cripple them in school, leading to more intense mental health problems and a stronger drive to game.
That wouldn't happen now, but the sport is so much more intense - the mental side of it too, the highs and lows of winning and losing.
Another probable interpretation was that personality traits, regardless of positive or negative valence, induced a more intense emotional response compared to physical characteristics due to greater mental significance of personality traits.
Len Dodd's gaze became more intense, as if to convey a hidden truth to me by mental telepathy.
While this conflict arises across mental health care, he thinks it is "far more intense" in the Jewish community.
Our integrated work with schools, teachers, children, parents and the wider community addresses the emotional and mental health needs of all pupils, while providing more intense support to children and families who need it most.
Set on Kauai, in the jungle beneath Mount Waialeale, "Endurance: Hawaii" combines the grueling physical and mental challenges of the previous two editions but at a more intense level -- and with a twist.
In high frequency (reverse digit span) where the mental task is more demanding, difference in memory performance between controls and dyslexics is more intense (t-test, p = 0.084) but it does not achieve statistical significance.
More intense?" She coughed.
Their defense is more intense.
