Sentence examples for psychological border from inspiring English sources

Set in northern Israel in a small town by the Lebanese border, its three main characters are also at a psychological border crossing: female schoolfriends Yael, Avishag and Lea are conscripted into the army on turning 18 and their usual concerns – love, friendship, family – are suddenly replaced by fear and violence as the political intrudes upon the personal.

Why have we got to the point where Scotland wants to build a psychological border to save itself from us? Good luck to you, people of Scotland.

For more than two months Mr. Strel, then 53, and his retinue — along with the director John Maringouin — churned through 3,274 miles of river on an adventure that crossed national and psychological borders and often seemed downright absurd if not entirely pointless.

The age for a new Europe without both the physical and psychological borders is still emerging.

The 18 featured artists hailed from China, Cuba, France, Iran, Israel, Mexico, Poland, South Korea, Syria, the United States, South Africa, and Vietnam, and their works fostered reflection on the human dimensions and increasing complexity of national security, including the physical and psychological borders people create, protect, and cross in its name.

"The experience of oceanic boundlessness during sex can be characterized by a sense of oneness in which there is a disappearance of the psychological borders between self and other," says Rui Miguel Costa, a researcher at the William James Center for Research, Instituto Universitário in Lisbon, Portugal.

Event planning has always called for stagecraft, psychological abilities bordering on witchcraft and also killer contacts.

"Transformers: Dark of the Moon" is a smorgasbord of noise and movement with a disregard for narrative coherence and psychological credibility bordering on the insane.

Prisoners are often subjected to psychological pressures which border on "white torture".

The psychological impact of border checks on those who lived through the Troubles, on those who are finally learning to live with a new geography, cannot be overstated.

Similar explanations for the Café Wall illusion have been given by other scholars based on either 'Low-level filtering' models [41, 43, 44, 46, 110] or 'higher-level' psychological explanations such as 'Border Locking' explanation [42].