Sentence examples for korean psyche from inspiring English sources
That legacy has left its mark not only on the North Korean psyche, but on its countryside.
"It is ingrained in the Korean psyche that China is the big brother," said Samuel Koo, president of Arirang TV, South Korea's English-language broadcaster.
I don't mean to say that there's something faulty and irreparable in the Korean psyche, but these shootings have become part of our identity, and they come, at least in part — and possibly in large part — from a place that many of us know instinctively.
It is the subtitles of near-death experiences like these that hold the keys to the Korean psyche.
"Last night, Bourdain effectively got an audience who think of themselves primarily as food-lovers to revisit the L.A. riots and take a deeper look into the psyche of Korean-American culture than I've seen explored anywhere in mainstream media, ever," writes Rodell.
Winning the World Series should also heal the psyche of the Korean closer known as B. K., the right-hander Byung Hyun Kim.
Secret tape recordings of Kim Jong Il provide rare insight into the psyche of his North Korean regime.
Although Kim died in 2011 and was succeeded by his son, Kim Jong Un, the tapes provide rare insight into the psyche of the North Korean regime, both its audaciousness and its insecurity.
Killer Psyche A very young-looking 34, the Korean director Chang Youn-hardlyardly seems old enough to get in to see "Tell Me Something," much less to have conceived the grisly images that fill his film, a thriller about a serial killer who scrambles the body parts of his victims.
Like that earlier book this novel depicts a family in West Virginia, subject to the centrifugal forces of history, and also like that earlier book it harnesses the author's fecund language to burrow into the psyches of these people, probing the emotional fallout that war (in this case the Korean war, not Vietnam) will have on all their lives.
