Sentence examples for the time out from from inspiring English sources

One of the most important psychological mechanisms is the distraction hypothesis, which posits that the "time out" from difficult thoughts during exercise results in reduced anxiety and depression [ 90].

That she would take the time out from her busy life to extend a holiday greeting to a writer whom she had only occasionally encountered over the years speaks volumes about the generosity of her spirit and of her giving, affectionate nature.

Today Peter's taken the time out from his hectic schedule to make us a really, really excellent mix and to explain the misconceptions about his dubious moniker.

The percent of excessive weight loss after banding can range from 30%60%% and depends on the time out from surgery.

Early on Monday morning, European leaders agreed to remove the reference to this "time out" from the announcement of the latest bailout deal.

"People might want to address this issue today as a quality-control issue," said Jane Hirschmann of the group Time Out From Testing.

Recordings taken during the time out of bed overnight were excluded from the data analysis.

The tenth track, "Time Out from the World", features an orchestra and whispered vocals by Goldfrapp.

I found myself wanting to do everything in my first course the very first time out, from reworking all the lectures, to setting up a course Web site by myself, through rewriting all of the labs and exams.

The part that takes a bit of time out from the cleverness, the brightness, the importance of everything rushing at you right now and suggests that it's time to add a dose of cold water to the excitement.

The Buddhists stress the importance of "mindfulness"—taking time out from the hurly-burly of daily activities to relax and meditate.