Sentence examples for psycho bit from inspiring English sources

And you present them with the bio psychosocial model, where you say, right, the bio bit doesn't work, so we can look at the psycho bit and the social bit, if you don't want to buy into that then we can't offer anything.

Its sense of a sinister invisible hand, its malevolent nurse, its psychiatric doctor (played by Jones) who seems a bit psycho himself, all contribute to a woozy sense of deja vu that inspires disorientation.

And they might just think you're a bit psycho.

When asked how she thought Jacqui would react if she found out that Tony was the father, Metcalfe said Jacqui would "go a bit psycho".

I like that Mozart looks a bit psycho here, like he's suddenly going to pick up that piano stool and smash it over someone's head. .

"Sandy Passage," which kicks off the televised series, begins by taking off on Albert and David Maysles' 1975 "Grey Gardens"; focusing on an eccentric mother and daughter sharing a tumbledown New England house with cats and critters and the detritus of disappointment, it mixes in a little bit of "Psycho" and "The Blair Witch Project" before it's done.

I was a bit of a psycho around the time Isobel [Campbell] left the band and our relationship broke up.

Gus Van Sant has made films that are very Hollywood (Good Will Hunting, To Die For), very unHollywood (Elephant) and experimentally a bit of both (Psycho).

She leaves open the tantalising possibility that rational Dr Faraday might actually be a bit of a psycho, or even a malign psychic presence.

The nameless psycho is (spoiler alert) a bit of a Macguffin, who serves as a catalyst for the fears and passions of an assortment of day trippers, wardens and policemen who are drawn to a forest preserve by his presence.

"Is it water?" "Perhaps," I say, thinking of the bit in American Psycho where the serial killer Patrick Bateman pins his ex-girlfriend to the floor with a nail-gun, "or it might be blood".