Sentence examples for psychologically affects from inspiring English sources

Depending on how this rate fence psychologically affects an individual person, it may keep them at the lower-limit games, paying more for drinks, or push them to the higher limit tables, where they eventually end up spending much more money (but less on drinks!).

This means that the conscious breathing psychologically affects the pattern of how one generates emotion, and at the same time it also has a neruophysiological effect on how the autonomous activity of the unconscious is regulated.

The need to be set free both physically and psychologically affects the viewer as much as it does this young mountain climber.

"We were psychologically affected," Moyes said.

"They become psychologically affected by it.

Clark began to worry that the entire Newtown Zip Code would be psychologically affected, too.

Clark knew someone who had once got a discount on a house that was classified as "psychologically affected" after a murder had been committed there.

The psychological mind-set of the nation is keyed to the stock market, and in a downturn everybody is psychologically affected".

"We believe that with empathy, the story can be changed," said Lidofsky, who as an LGBT woman found herself psychologically affected by the Orlando shooting this summer.

The Salt Lake City police chief, Rick Dinse, said Elizabeth "was psychologically affected by this," but would not elaborate on whether she had begun to identify with her captors.

Mr. Rai's grandchildren, who play at his feet, rarely venture from the family compound and are "psychologically affected" by the situation, he said.