Sentence examples for psychological collapse from inspiring English sources

We might wonder whether the experience is likely to precipitate psychological collapse in its entire cast.

Fishburne gets better and better as the movie progresses and he moves towards total psychological collapse.

"After these moments, there can be a danger of psychological collapse.

She also enriches the idea that Dave is experiencing a psychological collapse.

And he doesn't merely miss; he misses so badly that it is easy to assume total psychological collapse.

Hiddink, however, was able to rally his men before extra-time and avoid any possibility of a similar psychological collapse.

I felt I was under immense mental pressure, in constant danger of some unforeseen catastrophic event, a psychological bridge collapse.

Narcissists generally "know" at their core that there is nothing really there, but they must reject that thought in less than a nanosecond, lest their entire psychological façade collapses.

There were fewer respondents in the subclinical and clinical ranges of depression and anxiety; thus, the psychological variables were collapsed into normal and symptomatic categories to maximize statistical power.

Born in Soviet Georgia and bred in post-Soviet Russia, I spent the majority of my post-formative years in the West, which may partially explain why I am drawn to the complexities of national identity and the psychological impact of the collapse of the Soviet Union.

This exhaustive consideration (updated and expanded from a well-known 1973 essay) locates the work's genius in its capacity to express simultaneously the secular and the mystical, collapsing the psychological drama of Christ's betrayal and the inauguration of the Eucharist into a single moment.