Conversely, too much inhibition can be personally destructive, resulting in the neurotic inability to feel or express certain emotions, or in sexual frigidity or impotence.
An extensive investigation in which Nicholas personally participated ensued; it resulted in the trial of 289 Decembrists, the execution of 5 of them (Pavel Pestel, Sergey Muravyov-Apostol, Pyotr Kakhovsky, Mikhail Bestuzhev-Ryumin, and Kondraty Ryleyev), the imprisonment of 31, and the banishment of the rest to Siberia.
Ueberroth personally handled the resulting storm of protest, but Carlos's work was later seen as one of the key factors behind the success of the Games.
The world's refusal to honor you in a consistent manner cannot help but be taken personally, and the resulting fever requires extraordinary maturity to temper.
Likewise, the idea of telling children not to give out personal details online has been turned on its head as the whole raison d'être for social media is that you connect personally, with a resulting loss of privacy – a reasonable trade off to many young people.
- Working by myself (fieldwork, programming, analysis, writing), my achievements have been satisfying personally but the resulting slow speed to publish decreases my chances of success.
Q. Do you and everyone on the team feel personally the results on the track? A. Absolutely.
When Ms. Friedan sent the same questionnaire to graduates of Radcliffe and other colleges, and later interviewed scores of women personally, the results were the same.
She takes everything very personally, every result, everything.
However, the most important motivational factor was that the staff experienced personally valued results of teamwork.
