Sentence examples for psychosomatically from inspiring English sources

Another of Mr. Denker's notable plays, "A Far Country" (1961), was about Freud's breakthrough case, his treatment of a psychosomatically paralyzed young woman, Elizabeth von Ritter.

A classic example is Adelaide's Lament, in which a showgirl's frustration at being as permanently engaged as a box-office telephone leads psychosomatically to a constant cold.

By May of this year, newly in a job he didn't want and shouldn't have taken, the Speaker of the House was already locked in brimstone-scented negotiations, psychosomatically consuming his six-per-cent body-fat content while trying to retain some chance of ever getting the job he really wants, a half mile down the street.

Maybe that's why he goes psychosomatically blind.

Her asthma flared up, as it did psychosomatically throughout her life.

In the coming revival of "Guys and Dolls," the role of the most important doll of them all has been cast: Lauren Graham, below, the "Gilmore Girls" star, will make her Broadway debut as Miss Adelaide, the long-suffering, psychosomatically afflicted fiancée of Nathan Detroit, the show's producers announced.

When Kit tried to discuss his psychosomatically nervous stomach in clinical detail, Tony put him off: "I try to take these things in stride".