I got psychologically mixed up.

He's psychologically disturbed

Now I'm getting psychologically mixed up.

Like, we're psychologically disturbed

It is absolutely a psychologically proved phenomenon.

You're liable to end up psychologically famous.

Some are targeting the psychologically compelling 1,000 barrier.

Russia s military chiefs, for whom it is psychologically difficult to be ordered by politicians to abruptly end a large scale and successful military operation, are their natural allies.

I mean, psychologically, I want her to feel secure.

Sometimes, but not always, aggressive, but psychologically controlling as well.

Sound affects us physiologically, psychologically, cognitively and behaviorally all the time.

Then you know what it is. Physical, verbal, psychologically standard stuff.

Psychologically, this virtue implies the ability to put oneself in others' position.

These men, women and children are in bondage both physically and psychologically.

It is important that society be psychologically prepared for new economic relations.

Why were we not given the chance to solve that problem psychologically?

He says that he's physically outside, but not psychologically outside barbed wire.

Psychologically, I'm very confused but personally, I don't feel bad at all.

And I think what that does to us psychologically is it creates an equation.

The devastation in Lebanon will take generations to repair, not only materially, but also psychologically.

Psychologically, these victims come to think of themselves as burdens upon their families and communities.

It would normally take 18 months to psychologically prepare, prescreen viable subjects for space travel.

Time and again, when mass street protest has been sustained for more than a week or two, a regime even one that has begun beating and arresting protesters eventually finds it practically and psychologically difficult to sustain its hold.

Children coming from households affected by the disease or those psychologically traumatized suffer from emotional problems.

That national tragedy doomed millions of people to suffering, altered the environment and even affected people psychologically.

But, psychologically I think that wouldn't be the same silence. This is 'that' silence, from 'that' performance.

In order to be able to cope with the challenges of living in difficult conditions and accomplishing diverse and complex tasks in high stress situations, often with no immediate support, officers selected as UNMOs need to be physically fit and psychologically sound.

Thus, 9 11 has meant, directly or indirectly, a great shock, both psychologically and to our political systems.

Women in particular, who had lost children or husbands, felt psychologically disabled, and disabled children needed special care.

Instead of rebounding with the economy itself, consumers seem to be psychologically stuck back there in the recession.

Well, it's difficult. Very difficult.

Sun Tzu, the great Chinese theorist of warfare, focused on the weakening of an adversary psychologically, not in battle.

In his view, Vanessa remaining alone in Australia is hard to imagine and would be emotionally and psychologically catastrophic .

It is clear that, for the elections to be successful, people will need to be psychologically prepared to participate.

Part of the problem is that the emergency planners themselves, personally, are overwhelmed psychologically by the thought of nuclear catastrophe.

25. The date for the withdrawal of Russian troops from Latvia is politically and psychologically important to the Latvian authorities.

At the same time, the population had adapted psychologically to market realities, which was reflected in the growth of savings.

Difficult.

Those in group homes or foster care with other Sudanese fared better psychologically, as they could more easily share their experiences.

To intentionally harm people psychologically, to hurt people physically, to destroy people mortally, or ideas, and to commit crimes against humanity.

The deeper flaw in Carnegie s theory may be that it is just too difficult psychologically for business people to make the mid life career transition to philanthropy. Having accumulated great wealth as survivors of the business world, will they really turn their talents to the task of giving it away?

That's difficult

It's difficult.

It's difficult!

It's difficult.