Sentence examples for about the psyche from inspiring English sources

"It's about the psyche," he said.

"The Country Girl" is as much about the psyche as about the salvation of success.

By the third, it's definitely a novella, being entirely about the psyche of its unnamed narrator.

Mom read novels, ones about the psyche, a protagonist's emotional core, not about the nation-state but the personal state.

"They talked a lot about the psyche of how the Philly fans thought the team had let them down once again, the disappointment.

There were a number of best-selling authors spinning theories about the psyche, which had a large impact on how people saw the world and themselves.

By the end, you're concerned about the psyches of all five of the playwrights represented in " 'Twas the Night Before...," a bill of short works at the Flea Theater inspired in some way by the Christmas poem.

The disturbing online vitriol directed toward Ms. Gunn's character in the TV show "Breaking Bad" (and toward the actress herself) reveals less about society at large than about the psyches of those for whom anonymous commentary provides a covert outlet for pent-up frustration, outrageous expression, one-upmanship and of course moral superiority.

Or perhaps it was because she wrote with depth about the psyches and internal lives of women most people only write about one-dimensionally the muse, the sex kitten, the party girl ("one-dimensionally thewrote about womusethesexay," she says).

With that, Groh effectively ended any reminiscence about what went wrong in Oakland last week and set about reconstructing the psyche of a team that had seen its toughness shattered, but not its postseason opportunities.

It's about understanding the psyche, so the conversations are more like looking at a Rorschach blot: like, what did you see?" In other words, defenders might argue, it's a sort of litmus test for empathy in romance.