Sentence examples for psychologically nice from inspiring English sources

"It's a psychologically nice moment.

"Kind of psychologically nice, though, to know it's there".

In support of this, the Stoics advanced the plausible claim that it is psychologically impossible to keep only nice emotions and give up the nasty ones.

"If you never have a chance to look nice, it's hard on you, psychologically," Chen Huantai, another dealer in Asyut, told me.

This strange back and forth made the piece very interesting psychologically: the floor-scrubbing so homey and soapy and nice (Cummings wore a white dress), the convulsions so violent and weird.

People were very nice to you but you felt an embarrassment and psychologically speaking it wasn't very pleasant".

The only way cannabis is proven to be addictive is psychologically addictive in the same way chocolate can be because it's nice and moreish.  .

The IPAT was developed in line with the requirements of the UK NICE guideline CG83, that all critical care patients should be psychologically assessed, so that psychological support can be offered to patients, with the aim of reducing acute distress and future psychological morbidity [ 7].

It was nice to beat a team that was in and around us. "Psychologically it's good for everybody.

Psychologically speaking, I was so relaxed and happy to go there because it was a nice feeling to destroy the borders between two governments and pass through them.

The film benefits from nice performances and nice work by Mr. DiFolco (making his directorial debut), even if the ending is not as psychologically complex as earlier scenes lead us to hope.