Sentence examples for effects of being from inspiring English sources

Much research has explored the effects of being in natural areas on human health, well-being and environmental concern.

For her, too, the effects of being involved with the 'Ndrangheta were isolation, friendlessness, and fear.

"The Fear" is about the psychological effects of being constantly watched.

I felt the effects of being close to the epicentre of the industry".

The issue is addressed in the widely praised documentary "Bigger, Stronger, Faster: The Side Effects of Being American".

Leicester, like Wimbledon, have suffered financially from the effects of being relegated from the Premiership but there the similarities end.

Again, I noted the restorative effects of being idle and self-indulgent for justifiable reasons of health.

One of the main thrusts of the book is the psychological effects of being beaten as a child.

The psychological effects of being debased and brutalized in a second-class life are harder to see.

The loss of the gold itself is bad, but the psychological after-effects of being burgled are worse.

Although Thai massage can be a shock to first-timers, the after-effects of being forcibly contorted into pretzel shapes can be wondrous.