Sentence examples for a psychological theme from inspiring English sources

"It's a psychological theme that runs throughout China," noted Frank Hawke, who arrived from Arizona via Stanford in 1979 as a student at Peking University, and stayed.

This species of madness -- what we would call obsession or compulsion -- was known in the 19th century as "monomania," and had been a psychological theme in the stories by Hawthorne that Melville admired.

Lumet's growing reputation was further enhanced by his intelligent handling of the Cold War thriller Fail Safe (1964), and his compassionate treatment of a complex psychological theme in The Pawnbroker (1965), the profoundly disturbing story of a Holocaust survivor's anguished existence in New York's Harlem amidst his burning memories of the concentration camps.

On a similar psychological theme, behavioral psychologists at the University of Pennsylvania posted different signs next to a hospital's soap and hand-sanitizing gel dispensers to see what wording would have the greatest impact.

In The Kellys and the O'Kellys, Trollope fully displays one of his signal talents - exploring variations on a single psychological theme.

This paper mainly deals with an old psychological theme, i.e., the impact of comprehensive reference systems such as belief systems and culture on safety and accident prevention.

The latter contains a subsection, "Stairs," that includes drawings from films that feature stairs as both a visual and psychological theme.

The project cleverly doubles down on the great psychological theme of "Psycho,& 8221 making every character appear onscreen as a "split personality".

Picking up the psychological theme that he had used with Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Giuliani said the press could not face the facts about Mr. Dorismond.

"The idea was simply to do a high-adventure film that I loved when I was a kid with meaningful psychological themes," he said.

We expected a lower threshold for psychological themes such as emotions, anxieties, stress or coping and topics relating to the patient's social environment, such as partner, family or work.