Sentence examples for psychologically strong from inspiring English sources

There was a dark side for those who weren't psychologically strong.

John Haldane says that while Long was psychologically strong, even as a young man, "that strength has become more explicit as he has got older.

"If you like rock and roll and I like jazz, you have to respect that," he added, "and try to be emotionally and psychologically strong to perform your best with the common objective of winning for Argentina".

Senior leaders of the Army, which has borne the lion's share of the deployments over more than a decade of grinding ground combat, created a program called Comprehensive Soldier Fitness "to teach soldiers how to be psychologically strong in the face of adversity, such as combat".

I think that assuming the best of your kids essentially makes them confident, because, no matter how strict your parents are toward you, deep down you know that it's because they think you are psychologically strong enough to handle it, and excellent enough to accomplish whatever the task is.

Not everyone is psychologically strong enough for the task.

Nobody is psychologically stronger than Jeter.

This idea was supported by the often-replicated statistics on what happens after a trauma: while most people bounce back to normal relatively quickly, and some even report feeling psychologically stronger afterwards than they did before, about 8% develop post-traumatic stress disorder, according to US figures.

Participants who reported feeling more energetic, active, and psychologically stronger were encouraged to continue CAM.

Streeck's insight is as strong psychologically as it is on economics.

"He's so strong psychologically and physically, and he has been able to work the two together in synergy," Sarachan said about Agoos.