Sentence examples for both psychological complexity and from inspiring English sources

As with James, this interest endows simple stories with both psychological complexity and aesthetic refinement.

So am I saying that Wolfe misses some psychological complexity and nuance?

This episode has psychological complexity – and not just because of a concentration on the trauma induced by combat.

If this means forgoing some of the play's psychological complexity and philosophical heft, so be it.

Blanche is the Everest of modern American drama, a peak of psychological complexity and emotional range, which many stars have attempted and few have conquered.

Odets's plays showed a way for the next generation of playwrights to combine linear movement with psychological complexity and depth.

It is possible to see the play of different vocabularies as expressing psychological complexity and conflict, though about what remains obscure.

This book not only offers fresh insights into Freud but catches the tensions and drama inherent in the business of portraiture, its psychological complexity and the slow gathering of information.

Though his earliest tales are little more than quick, offhand sketches seasoned with slapstick humor, his mature stories evince the psychological complexity and atmospheric detail that distinguish his best-known plays.

Infused with psychological complexity and lush with the landscape of the Northwest, the novel barrels along with the chaotic demands of Pete's job and family, from crisis to crisis to quiet scenes of despair.

He is generally viewed as a figure of great psychological complexity, and according to Vaughan, "a believer who struggled with doubt, a celebrator of beauty haunted by darkness.