Sentence examples for psyche of players from inspiring English sources

LOS ANGELES — The failures of October, coming as they do on baseball's central stage, are often burnished for years on the psyche of players and the consciousness of fans.

There are also the inch-thick questionnaires handed out by National Football League teams looking to examine the psyches of players they might offer seven-figure contracts.

Whether there is truly an appreciable difference is debatable, but the process of choosing the ball offers glimpses into the psyche of the players.

No sign of any hiccups in the three main areas – set piece, attack and defence – nor was there any evidence to those on the outside of any harm done to the psyche of the players.

The phoney wars about Kevin Pietersen and the returning South Africans in the England side, and the endless speculation about the balance of the teams, the impact of Andrew Flintoff's retirement or Kallis's rib injury, or the latest review system, have begun to gnaw away at the psyche of the players.

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

"He knew how to play to the psyche of every player, every coach.

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When does one beating after another damage the psyche of the existing players?

So an episode that went down in the history books of English football hardly registered in the psyche of the German players".

Arthur reckoned that because he has "a trained eye" and "knows the psyche of all the players" he can "watch something developing and I know what is going to happen".