16 17 25 26 Adults with chronic depression are characterised by over-controlled traits, including greater self-criticism, impaired autonomy, rigid internalised expectations, excessive control of spontaneous emotion and inordinate fears of making mistakes.
Hollywood also wants to avoid having a single company like Apple enticing people to buy only from its own closed digital system, and ending up with an inordinate degree of control over matters like pricing.
He also called for a cap on a firm's liabilities relative to market share, so a small group of banks won't be able to hold an inordinate amount of control over the financial system.
Political leaders with this personality, Dr. Kernberg said, are able to take control "because their inordinate narcissism is expressed in grandiosity, a confidence in themselves and the assurance that they know what the world needs".
What I see in my clinical work, as well as walking around town, is that kids have an inordinate amount of power and control in their families.
In its decision Monday in the Hobby Lobby case, the conservative Supreme Court majority that upheld corporations' religious objections to birth control spends an inordinate amount of time defending itself from the reasoning and wrath of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's dissent. .
The people who gain inordinate profits from abusing copyright to control their customers won't see things my way anytime soon.
Though all pernicious, one of the most perennial and resistant to change is the theme that Jews as a world community have surreptitiously accumulated inordinate power and wealth to manipulate and control the media, politicians, world economic systems, and the hearts and minds of populations on an international scale.
I don't have to spend an inordinate amount of money on talking dolls or remote-control cars.
