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Examples of mental sentences. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use mental in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for mental.

• The mental vacuity of that little room! (8)
• For myself, only ignominy and mental anguish. (21)
• Girke listened tensely and took mental notes. (12)
• I want to see a mental force, energy of brain. (10)
• Her forehead betrayed the unwonted mental action. (10)
• May she inherit from her Father all his mental ones! (4)
• And with that surprising mental comment he walked out. (8)
• His face spoke plainly now of mental torture repressed. (10)
• He seemed to be suffering from some kind of mental dog-bite. (8)
• If he is old in body, he is young in mental vigour and courage. (8)
• She smiled, accepting the mental alertness he fastened on her. (10)
• These pangs of debt gnaw at the very core of my mental existence. (18)
• She moaned; her mental steam-wheel stopped; fatigue brought sleep. (10)
• The graceful head it had fallen from was dimmer in his mental eye. (10)
• They had viewed and had not been disordered by his mental frenzies. (10)
• She conceives as little mental doubt of the sanity of the act as he. (10)
• She kissed him; her nerves were agitated by strong mental excitement. (10)
• Ultimate mental subjection he may also have seen in it, unconsciously. (10)
• Her eternal brooding over Nevil was the cause of these mental vagaries. (10)
• Personal size and mental sorrow have certainly no necessary proportions. (4)
• When they came to converse, she was soon sensible of some mental change. (4)
• But my mental career has been lurid with experiences such as kill and damn. (1)
• Sir Austin gave ear and a word to all, keeping his mental eye for his son. (10)
• My weakened frame and mental misery coined tears when thoughts were needed. (10)
• Subsequently, later than usual, he performed his usual mental penance for it. (10)
• But it was merely the mental inquiry following a glance at mud-spots on the coat. (10)
• At each pause of her mental activity she was hurled against the state of marriage. (10)
• All subtle feelings are discerned by Welsh eyes when untroubled by any mental agitation. (10)
• The pace is swift, and he must keep his physical and mental health in perfect condition. (16)
• The mental distilling process sets in later, and then you have irony instead of eloquence. (10)
• What wonder, that with such a mental occupation, he should pass Emilia and not notice her? (10)
• The firm, vigorous intellect had overripened into the mental mellowness of second childhood. (1)
• Tuckham did some mental arithmetic, quaintly, with rapidly blinking eyelids and open mouth. (10)
• At her entrance into The Blue Pike pain and mental suffering had driven her to the verge of despair. (5)
• During his covert shoots the Squire had the habit of recording his impressions in a mental note-book. (8)
• There was mental faculty in those pliable brows to see through, and combat, an unwitting wise youth. (10)
• He let the last sheet fall, and in a sort of mental, moral helplessness began to read the first again. (8)
• Dr. Shrapnel laughed at some undefined mental image, apparently careless of any laughing companionship. (10)
• Her eyes were hazel-brown, large and deep-set, which indicated stable character and mental penetration. (18)
• In this struggle, mental and polite, over the common topic of money, she expected him to assert himself. (13)
• Had this, as a result of sharp mental overhauling, sprung from himself, there would have been hope for him. (10)
• She led her senses round to weep, and produced a state of mental drowning for a truce to the bitter riddle. (10)
• But all the scenes swiftly conjured up before her mental vision were very different from that just witnessed. (5)
• Where darkness all her daylight drinks, She fain would find a leader lynx, Not too much taxing mental sloth. (10)
• It was all jumbled with murky images and apprehensions, and for full half an hour he suffered mental paralysis. (8)
• My mental occupation on the road was to calculate how many hill-tops I should climb before I beheld Riversley. (10)
• A gleam as of a lantern through his oppressive mental fog calmed the awful irritability of his nerves somewhat. (10)
• He apprehends all things from the mind, and does the effects even of goodness from the pride of mental strength. (9)
• Stephen took a hasty mental view of his position; he had been in danger of letting Hilary see that he suspected him. (8)
• He loved at all times to take himself objectively, if I may so express my sense of a mental attitude that misled many. (9)
• She had never lost the mental habits of her orthodox girlhood, and in spite of all impatience, recognised his sanctity. (8)
• Early in 1854, symptoms of a mental disorder, which had been increasing of late years, culminated in an attempt at suicide. (3)
• Lord Mountfalcon had fine full eyes, and by merely dropping the lids he could appear to endow them with mental expression. (10)
• Especially be it remarked, that he was a man of quick pace, the sovereign remedy for the dispersing of the mental fen-mist. (10)
• Passive despair comes later; it has nothing to do with mental action, and is mainly a corruption or degradation of our blood. (10)
• He was frenzied, and raved, turning suddenly from red to pale under what I feared were redoubtable symptoms, physical or mental. (10)
• Would our mental and spiritual condition be in any respect different through all eternity from what it was during the first few hours? (7)
• Shelton felt that he was referring to the leaf in his mental pocket-book covered with the anecdotes, figures, and facts about that lady. (8)
• When this had passed, his eyesight and sensations grew clearer, and he sat in a mental doze, looking at things with quiet animal observation. (10)
• When this had passed, his eyesight and sensations grew clearer, and he sat in a mental doze, looking at things with quiet animal observation. (22)
• Whatever in my mental make-up is wild and visionary, whatever is untrue, whatever is injurious, I can trace to the perusal of some work of fiction. (9)
• What annoyed him in the men around him was a certain expression of greed after power, possession, and success, which they wore like a mental uniform. (12)
• Probably his Laetitia was overcome, as he had long known her to be when they conversed; nerve-subdued, unable to deploy her mental resources or her musical. (10)

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Definition of mental:

• mental, men’tal, adj. pertaining to the mind: done in the mind. | ns. mental’ity, ment’tion. | adv. men’tally. | adjs. menticul’tural, improving the mind; mentif’erous, conveying thought, telepathic. | mental alienation, insanity; mental arithmetic, arithmetic performed without the help of written figures. (0)

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