Sentence examples for psychological action from inspiring English sources

Alan Wake bills itself as a "psychological action thriller," but it falls short on both the psychology and the action.

Much of the psychological action centres on Sophie's attempts to manipulate him.

That's exactly what happened at the recent unveiling of Remedy Entertainment's long-awaited psychological action thriller 'Alan Wake'.

Several times the musical and psychological action of Wagner's epic are underscored by unexpected action in the video.

Of course, Alan Wake's deficiencies when it comes to occupying the mind could be forgiven if it satisfied the gut: in other words if the "action" part of the "psychological action thriller" was of the top rank.

Alan Wake (Remedy, Xbox 360) The creators of Max Payne have attracted plenty of interest with this "psychological action thriller" in which the eponymous horror author heads out to the quiet town of Bright Falls for some inspiration and gets much more than he bargained for.

Psychologists did not differentially rely on any of the three contextual factors (i.e., frequency/duration, intent of the perpetrator, and perception of the recipient) to influence their determination that a behavior was "psychological abuse" dependent upon whether the initiator of the psychological actions was the husband or the wife.

An official report to the police will however mandate a hospital assessment and report which ensures appropriate medical, legal and psychological actions [ 23].

What had in fact transpired, in my view, was a deft, successful psychological operations action by the Taliban.

Populated by colorful supporting characters, including the salty Walter Brennan as camp cook Groot Nadine, River combines psychological drama, action and suspense in a stirring, expansive western landscape.

To me, The Purge isn't a horror movie -- it's a weird, violent cautionary suburban psychological thriller action fable about what would happen if the Tea Party took control of a desperate America and tried to fix things by creating a holiday based on their gun-loving, violent, racist, religious, jingoist, libertarian fantasies.