Sentence examples for as the shrinks from inspiring English sources

No wonder the Red Sox don't like New York, the source of so many of their problems ("I guess I hate the Yankees now," the pitcher Curt Schilling said when he signed with Boston), and no wonder that when the two teams get together, they so frequently "act out," as the shrinks say.

We have to own our behavior, as the shrinks say, so that we can do the moral accounting.

Ministers describe this as the shrinking of the state.

But maybe those intuitions are as illusory as the shrinking and growing moon.

And as the shrinking polar ice caps make areas easier to access, the rivalry over Arctic resources will be intense.

As the shrink had evidently made clear, none of it had anything to do with Christie herself.

But even the magnificent Samantha Bond, as the shrink's sexually inordinate wife, is forced into overplaying her hand.

Back in the Vatican, Mr. Moretti, as the shrink, nearly hijacks the film with comic bits before Mr. Moretti, as the director, lowers the final boom.

The newspaper — whose name means "freedom of the press" — is a victim of poor management, John Henley writes, as well as the shrinking economy there.

When some clarification finally arrives, it's about as illuminating as the shrink's yammering about why Norman Bates done it in "Psycho," which is the point.

John Kao: There's this question about what I might refer to as the shrinking American future.