Sentence examples for psychologically impossible from inspiring English sources

It is surely psychologically impossible to be complacent and to play with fear.

Writing in her blog, she added that she had reached a "tipping point which made it psychologically impossible to continue".

It's both physically and psychologically impossible for anyone to check out more than a sliver of what's on.

He saw a world in which "any serious criticism of the powers that be will become psychologically impossible".

Miss May finds it psychologically impossible to make any reply but "Certainly, didn't you see it at dress rehearsal?," and her part of the badinage is suppressed.

If revenge is psychologically impossible, justice is politically necessary — not the fantasy of righting monumental wrongs but the reality of holding wrongdoers to account.

But, despite Donald's 5 great attributes, it is literally IMPOSSIBLE, psychologically and even neurologically, to be taken seriously, by all people, as a major political candidate without one more piece.

Psychologically, it is almost impossible to imagine terrorists exploding a nuclear bomb that devastates the heart of Moscow or Mumbai, New York or Cairo.

P: Making a second child would be impossible, both psychologically and in terms of time.

This cost is particularly psychologically burdensome because it is impossible to predict with any certainty precisely when a threat will become a crisis or a disaster.

Republican legislatures and Republican Congresses have passed plenty of laws aimed at making it functionally impossible, prohibitively expensive, or psychologically humiliating for poor or near-poor women and girls to get abortions.