Sentence examples for physically living from inspiring English sources

"Maybe you're not physically living up to what porn is showing you," he says.

For voting purposes, state law generally defines "domicile" as the place where a person is physically living day to day.

It is also to remember those people who after going to war, are physically living, but emotionally, mentally, spiritually gone.

According to University of Minnesota Center of Spirituality & Healing, physically living with fear weakens our immune system and can cause fatigue, depression, accelerated aging, and premature death.

There are innumerable perks to being at the top, not least of which is the fact that you may be able to afford physically living up there too, inside of an actual luxury penthouse.

He wasn't a service member who'd died, but he was a person who came back from war a shell of who he used to be, who was physically living but emotionally, mentally, spiritually gone.

It feels physically lived in.

It's just as detrimental to those around you though, only they get to physically live in your mess, rather than just inhabit it emotionally.

While "she lived through the beginning of the AIDS epidemic in New York," she did so in the sense of living through that experience, which included the death of her friend Robert Mapplethorpe; she did not physically live in New York.

Running for local office, the appellate judges said, actually required a person to physically live in a given city, not just to own property there or pay taxes there, as Mr. Emanuel always had.

But on Monday, a panel of the Illinois Appellate Court ruled that Mr. Emanuel did not qualify to run, saying he had to physically live in the city — not just own property and pay taxes here — to run.