They are psychologically, though not physically, imprisoned.
Psychologically, if not physically, the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars seem sooooo Pre-Recession.
But after the guests adjourn to the salon, everyone, including the hosts, finds it psychologically, though not physically, impossible to leave the room.
He admits that he feels 40 "numerically, psychologically, but not physically," but talks of "refining little things" in training, of his belief that he "can always improve". He has not given up on his one unrequited ambition: making Roma champion of Europe.
Because if you've consumed any drug with regularity, even if it's just coffee, you'll know that eventually you're no longer getting any real buzz out of it – you're taking it because it's become a regular part of your day, and you feel psychologically, if not physically, depleted without it.
Termination of pregnancy is now also permitted where continuation of the pregnancy or birth endangers the health or life of the woman or the child, in cases of fetal impairment, if the woman has physical or mental disabilities or is a minor who is not physically or psychologically prepared to raise a child, or where pregnancy is a result of rape or incest.
"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".
And I still berate myself for not being there more, not physically, but psychologically, all those occasions I couldn't take it and I'd tune her out, retreat into something meaningless, erect some wall between her suffering and me.
Charles G. Wolf, an officer of the Tau Epsilon Phi national organization, said that the episode "is against our values," citing an official statement that said in part: "I will respect the dignity of all persons; therefore I will not physically, mentally, psychologically, or sexually abuse or haze any human being".
The women racing today, for roughly two hours, had to contend physically and psychologically not only with the elements — a strong opposing current, wind chop on the surface, a blazing sun, water high in bacteria — but also with one another, ceaselessly, right up to the last hundredth of a second.
