11.   Instead he told her that he was under great psychological pressure as a target of the investigation.

12.   It may also have been a response to a noxious psychological pressure, one that such music, when uncritically celebrated, might continue to exert on its listeners.

13.   It was also, he said, a way to put psychological pressure on the Taliban and other regimes around the world that protect terrorists.

14.   My father had lived with the threat of death and intense psychological pressures.

15.   On TV, producers heighten the reality, adding physical obstacles or psychological pressures.

16.   Or they were subjected to intense psychological pressure.

17.   Some were beaten with nightsticks to force them to drink, but most agreed after psychological pressure, Vera said in an interview.

18.   The judges said that police had violated his rights by putting unjust psychological pressure on him, and that there was evidence they had beat him around the neck.

19.   The panel ignored defense arguments that the sergeant should be granted some leniency because his unit was under extreme psychological pressure in Vitina.

20.   The psychological pressure, however, was worse.