Sentence examples for stressed rather than from inspiring English sources

We see ourselves as being stressed, rather than it being a mental health issue.

For example, within a course on U.S. history, themes like justice or discrimination are stressed rather than dates and names.

However, these tests (i) are often conducted under stressed, rather than typical, operating conditions, (ii) may be limited in number and duration, and (iii) may be influenced by specific fuel-types and attributes of individual kilns.

Swann says most academics are stressed rather than mentally unwell: "They are thinking about their work and the consequences of not being as good as they should be; they're having difficulty switching off and feeling guilty if they're not working seven days a week".

Journalists today are often stressed rather than inspired.

The next time you feel bored, sad, angry or stressed, rather than try to push it away or run for the Wine and Oreos, just sit with it.

Snyder's rhythms are accentual; like Pound, he hears stresses rather than stresses and syllables, as metrical poets do.

The delamination process is modeled as governed by stresses rather than by energies.

This makes it advantageous to define critical stress states based on failure stresses rather than yield stresses.

To avoid early fracture in the latter type of metals, processes are used that apply primarily compressive stresses rather than tensile stresses.

This innovation, stressing rather than suppressing ethnic differences, would, they said, redress the grievances of Ethiopia's "nationalities" against Amharic domination.