Sentence examples for psychological block from inspiring English sources

"I don't expect any of them to have a psychological block over a yellow card.

I don't know if I'd have broken through the psychological block if not forced by history".

"For a lot of people, there is a sort of psychological block to start taking insulin injections," Dr. Fradkin said.

But the students themselves have no psychological block against stating the obvious -- that religion must be removed from government, that you can't have half a democracy.

But a masterclass of this sort might just break down the psychological block that prevents some students benefiting from this very useful mathematical tool.

His therapist apparently believed that no one could genuinely prefer solitude and that there must be a psychological block preventing this patient from seeking intimacy.

Apart from the impediments of age or physical disability, the essentially psychological blocks that constitute being, in the loose and commonplace sense, "tone deaf" can be coaxed away.

Financial therapists aim to identify and tackle a client's psychological "blocks" about money through a mixture of established therapy techniques, such as asking them to recall early memories or write down word associations, and classic financial planning tools such as balance sheets and cash flows.

The hard part is getting over any psychological blocks to admitting errors.

He wrote that as a Holocaust survivor himself, he understands concerns about criticism of Israel, but "overcoming psychological blocks in recognizing the humanity in each and every one of our neighbors is exactly what is needed to foster a peaceful world".

"There hasn't been a more sophisticated comic released in the 25 years since, which I find profoundly depressing, because it was intended to be something that expanded the possibilities of comics rather than what it has apparently become – a massive psychological stumbling block that the rest of the industry has yet to find a way round".