Sentence examples for have psychologically from inspiring English sources
At various points this season, Arsène Wenger has somewhat surprisingly spoken about how certain results have "psychologically damaged" his team.
The chances of American casualties have risen dramatically, officials concede, but they believe that weeks of reminders to Americans about the stakes in the battle against terrorism have psychologically prepared Americans for losses.
I'm not a psychologist, [but] my guess is not very much, because if it's gotten to the five cents on the dollar point the borrowers will have psychologically distanced themselves I'm guessing".
– Seth Thevoz Senior leaders often have (psychologically) high control needs: "They have been repeatedly promoted for achieving aims and goals by their active influence and command of their own resources.
O'Reilly claimed Dewes was not ready for Test cricket and that asking him to face the rampant Australians could have psychologically scarred him.
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By the time the presentation was over, roughly half the people present had psychologically moved into the building.
You can break this series down by the numbers, or reason that one team has psychologically made the other quit.
The documentary was attacked by Japanese ultra-rightists who threatened cinemas that showed it, and by Taiji officials who said the documentary-makers had "psychologically tortured" the fishermen.
Senator Schumer, however, said in an interview with The New York Times last year that he had "psychologically blocked" memory of the question he had flubbed.
Walsh said he would try to learn more about Stephon Marbury, as if he did not know that the Knicks' players had psychologically voted Marbury off their island.
