Sentence examples for might be physically from inspiring English sources

Beneath that sorry assumption is another: the black man might be physically advanced but not in any other way.

"Logistically, it might be physically too difficult to get the checks out by Christmas," said Councilman David I. Weprin of Queens, who is chairman of the Finance Committee.

"I've read Jerry's statement and I just don't get it," says Hall, for once looking like someone who might be physically incapable of smiling.

His visions of future immortality involve the creation of new bodies (including a younger, healthier one for his mother, whose head he has frozen) so that someone might be physically 21 but with the experience and wisdom of an octogenarian.

This act was a general phenomenon throughout Nazi-occupied Europe: the Jews in hiding might be physically invisible, but the Gentiles hiding them were watched intently, not so much by the Germans as by their own acquaintances.

And yet, I'm aware that while writing, I might be physically in my shed, but some part of my mind is travelling again, to those places that inspired the story.

He said that his nephew was being detained in isolation from the outside world and was unable to meet lawyers, which raised the prospect that he might be being physically abused.

You might not be physically cooler, but if your mind envisions a cold environment, you might feel a bit cooler.

We can only speculate that these children might not be physically prepared for some coordination tasks that they are able to perform, or that skilled children in general might be inclined to take the highest risks and literally 'climb the highest trees'.

He looks, for a second, like he might actually be physically unwell.

At that point I thought he might actually be physically ill, and throw up on the cameramen.