Sentence examples for mental equilibrium of from inspiring English sources
The pursuit of artistic perfection is fraught with dangers for the mental equilibrium of the artist.
By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 2 , 1943P. 11 At a military camp the board of officers assigned to examining candidates for officers training has bit on the question for testing the poise and mental equilibrium of Southerners who appear before it.
You can think of the architect Michael Maltzan's design for a house in the San Gabriel, Calif., foothills as a form of therapy — an architectural journey that takes you from the edge of anxiety back to some sort of mental equilibrium.
-8: Kaymer (4) -3: de Jonge (6), Snedeker (5), Na (5) -2: Fowler (10), Compton (9), Stenson (7) -1: Kuchar (7), D Johnson (6), Koepka (6), Todd (4) 9.27pm BST Actually, my mental equilibrium is all out of whack, because I can't work out whether Kaymer's mental equilibrium is all out of whack.
It turns out that pleasure is at best a remedial good: pleasure is always the filling of a lack or the restoration of a harmonious state and therefore presupposes some kind of disturbance of the physical or mental equilibrium.
Based on Anna Freud's work about the defense mechanisms [ 2] Hartmann [ 3, 4] described ego functions as result of a healthy development and a basic condition for a mental equilibrium and psychosocial functioning.
As for politics, the cartoon department of The New Yorker tried to do its part to promote mental equilibrium in the body politic this week with this gibe at extremism by Barbara Smaller.
Roy is a character of substance, but as an obsessive-compulsive he can lose his mental equilibrium and do something dumb, like letting Frankie talk him into teaming up with a shifty partner in an ambitious art fraud -- or even dumber, like letting his 14-year-old daughter talk him into teaching her the business.
Affluent neighborhoods challenge mental equilibrium.
I hope for his mental equilibrium that's what happened.
