Sentence examples for common psyche from inspiring English sources
Many of us have been bummed out about the fact that the previous decade's uninterest in and contempt for the royals must have been a blip, given the gusto with which the media and common psyche have entered an era of New Royalism.
"American Beauty," however, is a recent Oscar winner that just as insidiously presumes to capture the truths in the common man's repressed psyche, and yet I saw no mention of that self-indulgent mess.
The alcohol-swigging Betty never calls her blue periods "the mean reds," as the alcohol-swigging Holly did, but the women have their vertiginous moods in common: luminescent looks overlaying dark psyches.
But the tragedy has brought out a different side of the Wall Street psyche, a spirit of generosity and common purpose.
In Innovation in Art, 1964, he cuts a vaginal opening into a handmade Persian rug to make room for a toilet ewer, a scatological object most common and most rejected in the Iranian domestic psyche.
It's an aspirational necessity built into the psyche, with mortgage bills considered as common as those for electricity, water and gas.
Featuring more than 100 works, from self-taught and folk artists like Aurie Ramirez, Eugene von Bruenchenhein, and Thornton Dial, the show is a voyeuristic peek inside the psyche of those operating outside of common social boundaries and ideological mores.
Last night in the Commons a great switch was thrown in the national psyche and nothing may ever be quite the same again.
Political apathy and a willingness to accept a low common denominator of performance had taken their toll on the psyche of the Philippine people.
Pioneering research into how Google searches can give insights into the human psyche is proving just how much we have in common – from the bizarre to the touching and the horrifying.
Pioneering research into how Google searches can give insights into the human psyche is proving just how much we have in common – from the bizarre to the touching and the horrifying.
