Sentence examples for physical imbalance from inspiring English sources

To fall short because of some physical imbalance, that's just the frustrating part of it.

Stability and similarity are optical illusions, tricks of the brain to make life easier, and as such easily disrupted by a physical imbalance – or the kind of close attention to experience that these admirable poems demand.

The sense of neurological and physical imbalance that this induces provides a disquieting glimpse into the disjunctions of mind and body suffered by stroke victims, and a reminder of how delicate is the seeming solidity of the reality that surrounds us — even the "reality" of our own bodies.

The feelings themselves, however, are non-rational because they arise due to some physical imbalance in the body, for example through an imbalance of the various "humours".

This concept is an important one; neglecting to do what we feel passionate about can cause mental, emotional, or even eventually physical imbalance or pain.

Most of the soul's ailments, this view presupposes, are physical imbalances that can be corrected.

Digestives were historically intended as palliatives, meant to counter all sorts of ailments and physical imbalances.

Sutherland starts off with a simple definition of what a medical intuitive discerns: an awareness of physical imbalances.

But analysts at Barclays Capital were unimpressed: "We remain highly sceptical that such a meeting will result in credible cuts in supply; thus, we see this as nothing more than an attempt to shift market sentiment, and we do not expect that it will change the physical market imbalance".

Stilian Petrov gave a similar demonstration of physical and mental imbalance when Larsson's cut-back, from Maloney's cross on the left, gave him the chance to drive the ball into an unprotected net.

This corresponds to an analytical unfolding of the physical and chemical imbalance of the electronic charge stability of atomic systems, paralleling the deviation from the equal electron-to-proton occupancy in physical systems toward electron deficiency in the valence states of chemical systems.