Sentence examples for psychologically from inspiring English sources

The fact is that where women feel well supported, where they are cared for, and where they are psychologically healthy, the general pattern is that they go out of their way to ensure every protection possible for their unborn babies.

His successor, Donald Trelford (1975-93), referred to Jane as a "white witch" for her uncanny ability to capture, time and again, a psychologically insightful portrait.

Other studies have indicated that when homophobic abuse wasn't a factor, homosexual students are psychologically indistinguishable from heterosexual students.

"Right now Syrians consider themselves dead," says Jana. "Maybe not physically, but psychologically and socially [a Syrian] is a destroyed human being, he's reached the point of death".

Amin, who has a car parts and accessories shop in Tehran's Cheragh-Bargh street, said: "We'll have less stress and even though we might not benefit from the agreement immediately, people will be a little bit relaxed psychologically".

"The draw meant a great deal to us, psychologically speaking," said a visibly moved, 49-year-old El Mágico.

A country with a large group of strivers, but also decent pay and status for those who stay put and do basic jobs, is something that is becoming harder to achieve – both financially and psychologically – as the labour market and the education system increasingly divide into insiders (mobile professionals/graduates) and outsiders (immobile people without A-levels doing often basic jobs).

"The consequences of this painful and psychologically traumatizing practice do not outweigh the benefits.

At its best, Winter Sleep shows Ceylan to be as psychologically rigorous, in his way, as Ingmar Bergman before him," wrote Xan.

Warren's belief is that children, like all of us, are psychologically tribal, and that those primeval instincts remain overwhelmingly powerful.

A lot of them were gassed, limbless, disfigured, psychologically wounded – all of that.