Sentence examples for a personal psyche from inspiring English sources

The gallery, sensibly, goes with the "insider" moniker for what emerges from deep within history, popular culture and a personal psyche, and stays in the mind long after you've left the gallery.

Because no matter how much damage we inflict on our children, it seems to me that our personal psyche can also take a fair bit of a kicking from the kids.

It reaches parts of the political and personal psyche that reason cannot touch.

The second approach, led by the media, has shifted attention from Breivik's political ideas and deeds to his personal psyche.

Although this issue might be academic while we're eating our lunch on a private park bench, the consequences of multiplying and expanding Pops affects everything from our personal psyche to our ability to protest.

Yet here Scorsese plumbs the terrors not merely of the personal psyche and of society at large but also of the cinema itself, the cinema he loves and grew up with.

It's about the manipulation of your own personal psyche, it's about the manipulation of the people around you, it's about the manipulation of inanimate things to be animate.

The point here is not to assign motives, as they can't be known and don't finally matter; moreover, the critic does a personal disservice to his psyche when he habitually assumes bad faith.

A person's psyche will always override genetic determinism.

It was a personal nightmare conjured up by his own wayward psyche.

Yet Hustvedt's childhood anecdote is a reminder that for all its lucid unravelings of complex neurobiological research, "The Shaking Woman" is primarily a personal exploration of the role experience can play in illnesses of the brain and psyche.