Sentence examples for changing psyche from inspiring English sources
The debate over enacting a new tax, or hiking an old one, is a window into the country's changing psyche.
I think that's the changing psyche of the shopper in a market when people have much more information on price and comparisons.
Indeed, you can track the changing American psyche in part through the nation's money.
The day may come — and might be here already — when people are as comfortable changing their psyches as the color of their hair.
"The emotional scars left by the collapse are changing the American psyche," said Pete Flint, chief executive of the housing Web site Trulia.
The sale of Jill and Jonathan Steinberg's apartment on the Upper West Side is a good illustration of the changing real estate psyche.
But Twitter and now Facebook have slowly been changing that mentality in the public psyche.
The quest for a principle underlying human behavior is considered to be a difficult task, since actions are subject to the individual's constant conscious deliberation and psyche, resulting in a continuously changing type and level of activity, arising from interaction with dynamically changing environmental demands.
After all, prosperity was just a technical issue of getting the policy right, while integration meant changing values that seemed deeply rooted in the human psyche.
"It's not quantifiable yet, but the psyche of the Japanese consumer may actually be changing," said Taizo Ishida, lead manager of the Matthews Japan fund, a stock mutual fund for American investors.
