Sentence examples for mental domination from inspiring English sources
Slavery is not synonymous with physical or mental domination, with exploitation or psychological manipulation.
Tennis in particular demands inner fortitude and mental domination of an opponent.
Can he stand up to the mental domination that his elder teammate will exercise over him and the team psychology?
Whether from her innate personality, her admitted affinity for the oft-mentioned "dope", or the mental domination by Jake ("A woman like you's not made to have ideas. Made to be hugged an' squeezed!), Flora is a vulnerable figure.
After about twenty-five days of deliberation there was a hung jury; seven voted for guilty of first-degree murder, and five for manslaughter due to her cult domination and uncertain mental health at the time of the crime.
Michel Foucault (1926 84) followed Nietzsche in aspiring to uncover the 'genealogy' of various contemporary forms of thought and practice (he was concerned, for example, with our treatment of sexuality and mental illness), and how relations of power and domination have produced 'discourses of truth' ("Truth and Power," Power, 131).
Renée Gentic, whose young brother died during the liberation of Brest in August 1944, writes that she hopes "that the descendants of the soldiers who came to deliver us from Nazi domination know that we share your physical and mental pain".
Ballard's fascination with Freud – he called him, only half-playfully, "the great novelist of the 20th century" – and Freud's artistic progeny, the surrealists, resulted in the domination of his work by symbolism and febrile mental states.
Domination is another fast way to develop experience in both mental stability and in the game.
This suggests that the domination of PTSD as the main psychiatric consequence of trauma in Sri Lanka is misguided and mental public health following traumatic events should have a wider focus that includes depression, anxiety, somatic symptoms and substance misuse.
