Sentence examples for psychologically disabled from inspiring English sources

All that was left, given his back story, was an outline of a once-strong, but now psychologically disabled man.

He felt certain that lobotomy could return psychologically disabled people, many of whom had no other prospect of effective medical treatment and who lived in oppressive psychiatric wards, to useful lives.

He tried to carve himself up into another person, but, of course, there was the same Michael Jackson underneath — talented but psychologically disabled to the point where he was a danger to himself and others.

This political war that wasted 58,000 American and 3 million Vietnamese lives, plus millions more who were disabled physically and psychologically, should serve to remind us that our great nation is capable of atrocities against our own people as well as others.

In sustained interaction with nondisabled humans who treat them as members of the same moral community, cognitively disabled individuals develop socially and psychologically along the lines of other human beings.

Both passing and overcoming carried a tremendous personal burden emotionally and psychologically for people who were gay and/or disabled.

As a result, infertile men and women are often viewed as medically, psychologically, or societally disadvantaged: "socially suspect... disabled by virtue of their childlessness".

Run by the United States Olympic Committee and the Department of Defense, the Warrior Games were born of the idea that sports play a critical role in helping disabled service members recover physically and psychologically.

"I've realized what an impact socially and psychologically a dog like this can have on a disabled person".

(b) An authorized person, with reasonable cause to believe that a person found within the administrative site is either temporarily or permanently psychologically or mentally impaired to a degree that the person is gravely disabled or that presents a clear danger to that person or another, may take such person into protective custody.

For example, one physician gave the following explanation for why she had not discussed colorectal screening with her patient: "I think she is a psychologically fragile, a very anxious lady who has been taking care of a disabled husband...And she has been quite overwhelmed.