Sentence examples for overloaded mind from inspiring English sources
The phrase "overloaded mind" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a state of mental overwhelm or excessive cognitive burden. Example: "After studying for hours without a break, I felt my overloaded mind struggling to retain any more information."
(Wallace Stevens, to quote him again — compulsive quotation seems a symptom of the distracted, overloaded mind — said both that "one's ignorance is one's chief asset" and that "the poem reveals itself only to the ignorant man").
In the world's most information-rich society, overloaded minds lose the ability to distinguish between sound facts and nonsense.
Laptops help overloaded minds today.
"I recall a point a couple of years ago when I was having a lot of screen time and felt I didn't want to overload my mind and risk affecting my imagination".
"Don't let anger and feelings overload your mind and cause you to say hurtful things that you didn't mean".
THE REVEREND FREDERICK G. SAMPSON Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Churchh, Detroit): He overloaded the human mind, because he dealt with such a variety of thoughts and with a historical sweep that could be overwhelming for the average listener.
And Jeffrey Hargrave offers a wall-consuming collage of photographs, dolls, paintings and drawings that gives the impression of a mind overloaded with thoughts about race, sex, pop culture, art and history.
This destabilising use of fragmentation is one of the primary features of modernism because writers were attempting to capture how the early 20th-century world, be it James Joyce's Dublin, Alfred Döblin's Berlin or John Dos Passos's Manhattan, overloaded the human mind.
Mind overloaded, energy drained, and wallet emptied, I made a beeline for the exit.
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