Sentence examples for psychic context from inspiring English sources

Just as sensations never occur apart from some psychic context, which may make a significant difference to the sensation, neither do pleasures and pains "exist apart from sensation" (Collected Essays, p. 245).

These laws of metamorphosis are conceived as explanative to the extent that they appeal to an overall acquired psychic nexus as a definitive context.

This consisted of an exploration of the city aimed at understanding the effects of space on the individual and his behaviour, the separation of the social aspects of the topography and the effective dimension of built spaces, and at acknowledging the psychic effects of the urban context (Careri 2001).

These "made" pictures encompass a variety of styles and techniques: the artists may fabricate or arrange the subject matter for the camera; invent or subvert traditional styles; present themselves in fictive roles invoking allegory or myth, fantasy and illusion; reassemble existing art objects in new contexts; make the psychic appear real and the real hyperreal.

The draft Authorised Professional Practice on missing persons investigations adds: "Any information received from psychics should be evaluated in the context of the case".

The enigmatically sensual images that result suggest, in the context, some core of disruptive psychic energy underlying both the gardens and the histories that produced them.

Atkins told the court that the article appeared in the Daily Mail "in the context of a general attack on psychics as being charlatans".

The psychic prison helps to understand a multi-layered situation: —the boardroom; —the context of government; and the professional and academic context.

Olivia Thirlby, as the psychic Anderson, gives the film its modest heart, but there's no human context for Karl Urban's growling and wonderfully inscrutable Dredd, and he never removes his mask: he's Batman without the Bruce Wayne.

The name Mark Twain is familiar to most but in the context of celebrated American author; lesser known are Twain's apparent psychic abilities.

The individual clusters of work here sometimes function as intense shows within shows, each presenting its own cultural and historical context, its own back story of custom and visual tradition, and often an aspect of psychic suffering.