Psychologically In A Sentence

• It is psychologically unsound.
• The time was psychologically right.
• Whether true or false historically, this tale is psychologically exact.
• Is it psychologically possible that Ferrer should have participated?
• This is actually, in practice and in theory, psychologically wrong.
• A passion for M. Heger is, psychologically speaking, superfluous.

• Such fables are morally interesting and plausible just because they are psychologically false.
• What is psychologically most impressive is the fact that it is merely taken for granted.
• In other words, the little child is not equipped psychologically to hear complicated units.
• Certainly they had arrived at the moment most psychologically favorable for the beginning of an odd sort of tyranny that followed.
• But there are always those unfortunates who are psychologically incapable of work, and society must provide for them.
• It can never nearly approach perfection until the elements are so small that it is practicable to test them psychologically and physiologically.
• We may try to account for this physiologically or psychologically as we choose, but the great truth remains.
• Perhaps the whole dizzy affair was reacting upon his imagination psychologically and turning harmless individuals into enemies.
• There was something psychologically wrong with his face; it had that look in it which makes you want to see if you still have your purse.
• The psychologically trained physician has no difficulty in heightening the effect by simple surprises, if he cares for such tricks.
• Because Scientific Management is psychologically right it is the ultimate form of management.
• It is of the utmost importance to distinguish between the process by which psychologically a man arrives at a religious or other truth and the reasons which make it true.
• It is most important, psychologically and ethically, that it be understood that Scientific Management is not in any sense a destructive power.
• Considered generically and psychologically there is no patriotism, we say, marked off from everything else, and there is no one object that excites patriotic loyalty.
• A similar effect and yet psychologically a different condition exists where the lack of energy results from the suggestive power of the opposite, producing a constant indecision.
• What happens to my soul, psychologically considered, during those hours spent upon exercises which no man or woman could possibly find anything other than an irritation?
• Again a psychologically different effect and yet one often to be preferred results from mild stroking movements, the stroke always to be repeated in the same direction, never up and down.

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