Sentence examples for a psychological message from inspiring English sources

"The bills are a psychological message to the world that an era in which Japan should not be involved in conflicts because of its exclusively defence-oriented policy is over," said Hideshi Takesada, a professor at Takushoku University in Tokyo.

Beyond this decidedly physical detail, Ms Sturgeon had a psychological message.

Even a limited military action, such as airstrikes against the militants or fast delivery of supplies and advice to the Iraqi forces, can help bolster the confidence of the regime and send a powerful psychological message to the region as a whole.

The tipping point came with the Tunisian revolution, which sent a powerful psychological message: "Yes, we can".

"When jobs are at a premium and you want to give the impression you'll be a long-term employee, gray carries that psychological message".

For the most part, though, the psychological message emerges subtly, as it would in a real fairy tale.

Nuanced thinking, and the mixed psychological messages that history, philosophy, and real life bring, are a tough sell these days -- another hard-learned lesson.

Psychological messaging, they said, worked.

And nothing's stopping people from dipping into their wallets for cash or raiding the nearest A.T.M. Presumably, however, having a credit or debit card reject a purchase in real time will send enough of a message to put a psychological damper on any additional spending in that category for a while.

Some say the problem has a psychological dimension in that e-mail messages provide an insidious feedback loop.

"There's a psychological aspect to the campaign, and we're sending a clear message: There is only one way out, and that is to go".