Sentence examples for a sort of psychic from inspiring English sources
"It's a sort of psychic barometer of a community".
But I also got something I didn't expect: a sort of psychic cleanse.
But now, a sort of psychic boundary has obviously been passed – it must really be happening if people are buying the flats.
It also serves as a sort of psychic balm for the fact that most of their personal lives are about the least exciting time you can imagine.
Back then, his malevolent and obsessive quest to stem "the leaks, the leaks" at "any cost" was viewed as a sort of psychic illness; today, both the sentiment and the extralegal pursuit of leakers that followed is considered downright presidential.
In the same way that a near-death experience can lend you a sort of psychic clarity, the brick-wall sonics of Chardiet's records can make you more open to probing these enigmas.
"It's more a sort of existential, psychic sort of pain," said Dr. Leo McCluskey, a neurologist in Philadelphia who treats many people with the disease.
Such jigsaw-puzzle designs resist easy decipherment while implying a general sort of psychic trauma: here, bits of Socialist Realism; there, figures out of Courbet (or is it Delacroix?), all of it suggesting something about a post-cold-war world, but shruggingly.
Most everyone who lives in the town works as a medium or in some sort of psychic capacity.
Embarking on separate odysseys of suffering that intersect on some sort of psychic plain, Mel and Ted slide down a rabbit hole into an alternate reality, where a toddler cracks wise, the Tooth Fairy sings grimly comic little ditties ("If misery loves company, why am I standing here alone?") and G.I. Joe offers family counseling.
