Sentence examples for much mental effort from inspiring English sources

Create a "master packing list" so that trying to decide what to bring doesn't require so much mental effort.

When recreational skiers hit the slopes, so much mental effort is centered on the skis and the knees, the hands often fly all over the place.

They determined that the hysterectomy takes about twice as much time as the session of psychotherapy, 3.8 times as much mental effort, 4.47 times as much technical skill and physical effort, and 4.24 times as much risk.

In the most imaginative of the new segments Patrick falls victim to one of those "We'll set your poem to music" scams and expends so much mental effort writing a poem, which of course turns out to be awful, that his brain starts to smoke.

Hume and Kant spend much mental effort on these questions.

Comparison may allow for learners to abstract general principles from individual instances without much mental effort.

Most seemed to either spend too little or too much time and mental effort on global issues.

Much of their mental effort goes into grantsmanship, which is not at all the same thing as creativity.

GEORGE PACKER: This piece was largely terra incognita to me, so I didn't need to make much of a mental effort to see the story fresh.

What's the point of spending hours on video analysis and dreaming up a myriad of scenarios when you know that the overwhelming majority of obstacles will be cleared without too much physical and mental effort anyway?

What we most need is a vastly better system to identify the books we will love, without having to invest so much time and mental effort into a book before coming to the conclusion that (for this particular reader) it's no more than mediocre.