This enticed human intellect over the psychological brink from assuming the world as too complex to even warrant study, to the point where we have become so enmeshed in the process that even though it is so complex we still study it, and at an ever expanding rate!
Brett, nearly at his psychological brink, was relieved.
Peretyatko is also a born tragédienne, and her rendering of In un istante -- in the pivotal, dagger-wielding, Act II cemetery scene -- spliced doubt with indomitability to leave her audience hovering on the psychological brink.
What counts as one's own, though — what counts as contained within the prudentially significant metaphysical unit — given reductionism, is defined by psychological continuity (Brink argues against the coherence or practical feasibility of both atoms and selves as the basic units).
Dr. Scanella has developed a program called Sensible Interventions Geared for Nonviolence in Schools (Signs), which helps teachers identify the true psychological markers of children on the brink of violence.
It found that many workers, faced with mounting debts and unable to return home, have suffered "severe psychological distress", with some driven to the brink of suicide.
Nonsense – Eden Park staged 80 minutes of excruciatingly tense, brutal theatre, France pushing New Zealand to the brink of an amusing national psychological crisis with a team effort of magnificent resolve.
He believes he is on the brink of a crucial insight into the psychological and neurological roots of hysteria (in the language of the day), but the knowledge is just out of his reach.
Max and Blume, essentially the same character at different stages of decay, begin their psychological duel over Miss Cross; and Anderson nudges the humour to the brink of despair, in the style of 70s black comedies like The Heartbreak Kid or Harold and Maude.
Pi is a black-and-white psychological thriller in which Max Cohen, an unreliable narrator and a gifted mathematician, is driven to the brink of madness after discovering a 216-digit number that various other characters consider a key to manipulating the stock market or unlocking the secrets of the Torah.
"Brink of Life," which starred Eva Dahlbeck, Ingrid Thulin, Bibi Andersson, Erland Josephson and Mr. von Sydow, is set in a maternity ward and chronicles the psychological and physical traumas of several women during childbirth.
