Sentence examples for psychologically really from inspiring English sources

Here's what he said in a noteworthy 1978 interview in Film Comment with Terry Curtis Fox, on the occasion of the release of "An Unmarried Woman," which I consider his greatest film (and which, shockingly, is unavailable on DVD or streaming video): In the past, the possibility of change wasn't psychologically really a fact.

"Psychologically it really did me in.

Dr Foday Sahr, the government's principal doctor in the Ebola emergency response, said: "Psychologically, it really hit us.

It's not infectious, but also psychologically it really is. .

And these people weren't necessarily as physically injured as me, but psychologically they were really really affected.

There are a lot of people here who can afford — financially but also psychologically — to be really, really concerned about buying local, for instance.

"Psychologically it can really get you down".

Psychologically, she has really suffered a lot".

I am speaking as someone really psychologically scarred by this".

"It's almost like, psychologically, do I really want to get here?" she said.

"Psychologically, it's really unhealthy to squelch complaints," said Guy Winch, a psychologist and author of "The Squeaky Wheel".