Significats de mental labour en anglès

Weeks went by, a time of the most exhausting mental labour.

Failing a hammock, he found a deck chair a great incentive to mental labour.

His most remarkable power was that of mental labour.

Such exhaustive mental labour induced a certain nervousness that could only be allayed by relaxation.

As a matter of fact, this is a very small part of its mental labour.

Most of the machinery of modern language is labour-saving machinery; and it saves mental labour very much more than it ought.

Apart from its intrinsically elevating character, the mere mental labour expended on this work had undoubtedly strengthened a naturally fine intellect.

This money has been hardly earned by your mental labour, and with difficulty obtained by me for you, only by great perseverance.

Gentlemen,-Thevalue and rank of every art is in proportion to the mental labour employed in it, or the mental pleasure produced by it.

Wearily the hours of mental labour and bodily torpidity which the Scotch called the Sabbath passed away, and at length the millennial morning dawned.

But the hands accept it as they do machinery, without understanding the intense mental labour and forethought required to bring it to such perfection.

He does not believe that any stimulus is of advantage to a healthy student, unless now and then socially, in the intervals of mental labour.

For it is now announced that the word "labour," as applied to the new party, does not mean manual labour alone, but also mental labour.