Sentence examples for Little psychological from inspiring English sources

Surely actively opposing the majority makes little psychological sense?

Habré's victims have had little psychological or physical support.

"I think it's a little psychological," she said, of the smaller band size.

Sign up some white coats, create a little psychological dependence in the user, and bingo.

Ms. Wilde brings as much charm as she can to a perfunctory, underwritten role that makes little psychological sense.

Truly tragicomic, this flimsy tale, this little psychological masterpiece, continues to disturb long after its last page.

Firth really is terrific, playing George's raging, internalised conflict with a degree of intense containment that harks back to his exemplary work in Marc Evans's little seen psychological thriller Trauma.

And even in the case of the sudden stop approach, Target felt a little better psychological security.

My freshman daughter (not at Columbia) fortuitously survived Ovid with little noticeable psychological scarring (we will continue to monitor) and what I want to believe a lot more wisdom.

This is not unusual for sufferers of Dorian Gray Syndrome, a little-known psychological disorder first identified in 2000 by a cabal of staff shrinks at Germany's Justus-Liebig-University, Giessen.

I am fond of that little pseudo-psychological model based in the observation we're created out of three demons: greed, hatred and ignorance.