Sentence examples for psychologically connected from inspiring English sources

When you're married and you have that kind of connection, you become really spiritually, psychologically connected.

With respect to a future-like-ours, some argue that the loss of this potentiality is morally problematic only if the being is sufficiently psychologically connected to that future person, and a fetus arguably lacks this sufficient connection (McInerney 1990).

"It takes repetition and making yourself comfortable in that character as much as possible, and to that end it's about being emotionally and psychologically connected to someone who deals with that every day," said Mr. Underwood, who got help on that from his technical adviser, David Bryant, who has been paralyzed for more than 30 years.

F1 and F3 are psychologically continuous, though not psychologically connected.

Say F1 and F2 are psychologically connected because (for example) F2 has a memory of F1's experiences.

This may not be the same as the first being, as some stages may be psychologically continuous with your current stage but not psychologically connected with it.

In his decade as CEO of Campbell Soup Company, Doug Conant developed rituals for physically and psychologically connecting with people at all levels in the company, which he called touchpoints.

There is, according to Ehrenfels, clearly a difference between feeling and desire, though they are also connected in a psychologically interesting way.

The senses are connected, at least psychologically: for example, smelling something pungent like an onion while eating something sweet like chocolate will make it taste terrible.

Someone connected to a community is "rooted" there; a psychologically sturdy friend's feet are firmly "planted" on the ground.

The younger old group may have a more positive attitude toward the rewards of technology versus the older cohort, who are less connected to the technological world, both literally and psychologically.