"weakening mind" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
However, it is possible to use a phrase such as "weakening the mind" or "weakening one's mind" in a sentence. For example: "The lack of intellectual stimulation was weakening his mind."
You won't learn anything new in that short amount of time, and all you'll be doing is weakening your mind by doubting yourself.
The best thing about the mainland was broadening my mind to a different world but at the end of the day it totally weakens your mind.
Mr. Suharto had avoided trial on corruption charges because his lawyers argued that a series of strokes had weakened his mind too much for him to participate.
Deeply fortunate to be only six points adrift at the interval after that error-strewn opening period – Ireland were worth far more than the three penalties nailed by Sexton, answered only by Ford's drop goal – England found themselves being tested on the rack the moment the action resumed and immediately began to weaken in mind and spirit, if not in body.
Do coaches like Rice strengthen the boys' bodies but weaken their minds?
The first is how we plan to care for loved ones who, though their bodies and minds are weakening, are granted great longevity.
And as the older woman's mind weakens, it is often hard to distinguish between the vagaries of a capricious personality and the erosions of an illness.
I was prepared to help with medical appointments, groceries, finances and social and personal needs, and in myriad other ways to walk alongside my mother as she coped with a deteriorating body and a mind weakened by dementia.
"If you start playing with Pietersen's mind, you're weakening the side if he's not happy playing at three, which he's stated before.
WITH the debt crisis and the weakening economy fresh on their minds, most Americans have probably concluded that government, as a rule, cannot manage money responsibly.
They do so, however, at the risk of weakening the case for group minds.
