Sentence examples for psyche of how from inspiring English sources

"These events changed the psyche of how we are going to defend the United States," Colonel Domenici said.

"They talked a lot about the psyche of how the Philly fans thought the team had let them down once again, the disappointment.

"A narrative deeply embedded in the collective Jewish psyche of how we fought back against religious oppression in our own land, earned our freedom and thanked G‑d for the miracles".

Another strip in this issue, also from Luz, opens a window into the psyche of how Charlie Hebdo were like little kids drawing (sometimes obscenely) petit bohommes, little imaginary fellows to help themselves understand a vast and bizarre world of adults.

It also doesn't quite jive with previous public editions of Atwell; in a 2010 interview with The Guardian, she emphasized some childhood anxiety that still finds its way into her psyche, regardless of how gorgeous she may be now.

These are writerly men confident that they've nailed women's psyches, all because of how single-mindedly they want to nail women.

I felt sorry for the children I knew whose parents divorced, not because I understood the significance of such an event on a delicate adolescent psyche, but mostly because of how everyone else treated them.

I go not just because of what therapy does for me personally but because it helps me as a writer to get a fine-tuned understanding of how psyches are built.

It addresses the compelling psychological problems of how the psyche gets stuck and how it gets moving.

The Allies were also seeking to understand the German national psyche to gain an understanding of how to convert them into a "peace-loving nation". This report was written for the OSS by Dr. Henry A. Murray, pre-war Director of the Harvard Psychological Clinic.

"There's something to the psyche of the players and how you use your whole roster".