Sentence examples for cases physically from inspiring English sources

'I just feel emotionally, spiritually and in some cases physically recharged by music.

But in a field of Lilliputians — in most cases physically but, more to the point, metaphorically — Bill de Blasio stood head and shoulders above the rest.

Five people filed suit yesterday against the Suffolk County police, saying they were kidnapped, falsely arrested, threatened and, in some cases, physically abused last month by detectives pursuing confessions in the unsolved slaying of a Manhattan financier, Theodore Ammon.

If you peel back the thin, supposedly sexy veneer of the commercial sex trade, you'll quickly see the rotten inside, where females are bought, sold, raped, beaten, shamed and in many, many cases, physically and emotionally wrecked.

For a long time, the high number of abortions in China was largely ascribed to its one-child policy, with women coerced into aborting children by the threat of heavy fines or the loss of a job — or, in some cases, physically forced to abort, often late in the pregnancy.

They are emotionally and, in some cases, physically shattered," Save the Children's Chief Executive Justin Forsyth said in a statement.

But that was a very special case, physically and aesthetically untransferable.

In either case, physically important structures in such spectra are often obscured by the Doppler broadening of spectral lines that comes from the thermal motion of atoms in the matter.

Bossert echoed a line of defense that other Trump surrogates have employed in recent days: that when Trump's policies are attacked in the media, he has a right to counterpunch — in this case, physically.

The first biographers who offered warts-and-all accounts, such as Catherine Carswell, whose excellent, novelistic Life of Robert Burns appeared in 1930, were challenged, and in Carswell's case physically threatened, by the older school, who wished to preserve his flimsy sainthood.

A report from Amnesty International released on Monday gathers dozens of anecdotes from activists living in Europe, the United States, Canada and Chile who say they have been insulted by telephone and e-mail, videotaped during demonstrations in front of Syria's overseas embassies and, in at least one case, physically assaulted for expressing their views outside of Syria.