Sentence examples for psychologically about from inspiring English sources

"There was something extremely unsettling psychologically about the combination of people," Collins told me.

Those in the Walmart group consistently calculated that the $50 would buy them fewer items, compared to the Target group, indicating how they felt psychologically about the money they considered tainted.

One of the hardest things for us psychologically about an attack like the one in Boston is that we don't have any explanation for it we don't know the perpetrators, the motive, anything.

There is also something to be said psychologically about playing a team the caliber of Chelsea, even if it is their preseason and having it be motivating for the younger players that get in on it.

They are usually positivists or New Age (though they would deny it) and they are vaguely revisionist psychologically about Freud.

Mr. Freud is a maestro with a brush, but there is nothing easygoing about how he does his job or, psychologically speaking, about the results.

There is nothing psychologically unique about this.

Preeminent concerns with pollution, crowding, health, and religion represent much of what is psychologically salient about public space in Vizag.

Could it be because despite its simplicity, there is something psychologically compelling about the story?

He and Ashley Cole have needed games and there might be a case for resting Cole against Sweden and getting him to do intensive sprints in training so he feels psychologically good about his sprinting before the second phase.

The uncertainty is part of what is psychologically trying about the allergy, what can turn people whose children have exhibited only the mildest of symptoms into full-time watchguards fending off a menacing food.