Sentence examples for psychologically robust from inspiring English sources

It's a model almost guaranteed to promote maternal guilt in all but the most psychologically robust of care-givers.

Perhaps it would be better to stick to more psychologically robust and less libidinous space explorers: robots.

Well, he says, he developed coping mechanisms and strategies: "But if I'm brutally honest, I don't think I was ever quite as psychologically robust again".

'Employers get away with it because they know the chances of an individual being brave enough, and psychologically robust enough, to take a case to court is very small,' says Katherine Rake, the director of the Fawcett Society, which campaigns for equality between women and men.

Cooper says: "There's interesting respite research coming out of the US and Israel that suggests that people who take holidays return feeling healthier and psychologically more robust.

47 52 The lack of suffering among extremely old people may be due to the precipitous withdrawal of life sustaining treatments, 53 that such people are psychologically or genetically robust and less likely to express pain or discomfort, 54 55 or that because participants and their families had sufficient time to prepare for death their perception of suffering might have been overlooked or expected.

Their mental health was generally good: "These people are actually quite robust and psychologically healthy individuals despite all the suffering that they have been through".

"He is robust physically and psychologically," he said.

In the same way, perhaps this most recent taboo-breaking trend will inoculate us psychologically, and make us more robust in the face of death.

Williams is riled up and hard to parse psychologically; Lindsey doesn't edit him much or have a robust give-and-take.

Her young lover/son (the plot is Oedipus, Hamlet and Macbeth rolled into one) was the robust-voiced Hadar Halevi, and Josef Wagner was potent as a leering, psychologically bullying Assur.