Sentence examples for christ complex from inspiring English sources

Did Chavez have a Christ complex?

(The book, which made a case for Wilson's "Christ Complex," was deemed such an embarrassment when it was finally published in 1967, however, that some critics doubted whether Freud had all that much to do with the project).

Starring Hopper as a stuntman with a Christ complex on the set of a western being directed by Samuel Fuller, the film, made for the stoned by the stoned, was stoned by the critics.

The play was first produced thirteen years after Nathanael West published "Miss Lonelyhearts," another tale about a guy with a Christ complex, and I wonder how much O'Neill drew on that novel when he was shaping Hickey, who personifies the insanity of errant machismo, at once broken and self-glorifying.

What makes this bearable, though, is that Ford treats this kind of Christ-complex with the suspicion and irony that it deserves.

I saw Brand's Messiah Complex show in London the other week, in which he – in jest, of course – compares himself to Che Guevara, Gandhi, Malcolm X and Christ.

So I added a few destinations to the itinerary: Welton Becket's old Bullock's store at South Coast Plaza, which looks like a 1970s Modernist Mayan temple, as well as the Crystal Cathedral (now the Christ Cathedral) complex in Garden Grove.

The Christmas story of the Christ Child is complex.

This was done by using a key lemma given by Christ, a very complex decomposition of the integrand domains, and carefully splitting the commutators into several terms.

The painter's work, Complejo de Cristo y Vampiros, or "Complex of Christ and Vampires" in English, is currently on view at New Image Art. .

The novelist C. P. Snow, also a fellow of Christ's, referred to his "complex and contradictory nature," and characters based on Sir John, or aspects of him, appear in his "Strangers and Brothers" series of novels as well as in Angus Wilson's " Wrong Set".