Sentence examples for psychic structures from inspiring English sources

Rather, "their interrelations are mediated by large arrays of complex psychic structures, such as mood, energy, and interest" (1979, pp. 738 9).

All lives do not matter in America and some of this difference is how whites and blacks are differently situated not only in our geographic and psychic structures, but also in relationship to police and other institutions.

"The jazz band," he continues, "is the expression of the psychic structure of the modern human being.

I was taken aback, and said, "Either you are incorrect or there is an almost unimaginable difference of psychic structure.

Although the subsequent action scenes are very well done -- King truly delights in the gruesome -- it is the novel's cross-wired psychic structure that is most fascinating.

It makes total sense within the psychic structure of the novel; none whatsoever to the people who actually have the breasts.

"He made a plea for reintegration in the psychic structure of a recognition of the divine; the two are hardly the same".

Whatever psychic structure enabled -- or required -- Fischer to joke about dead Russian soldiers or chortle over the idea of a man being forced to nail his comrades' lips to a bar has apparently collapsed.

This new perspective that approaches the inside from the outside also alters Dilthey's conception of psychic structure.

A pronounced emphasis on the "psychic structure of the individual," thus, became one of the primary consequences of modernity's shift from realism and human representation.

Finally, a seven-point general assessment of psychic structure is provided.