Sentence examples for psychological commodity from inspiring English sources
Much like in humans, self-awareness is a precious but rare psychological commodity these days.
More than that, it reveals the tendency of modern discourse to try to redeem the psychological tortures of capitalism through commodity fetishism and consumption.
The quake, tsunami and radiation have destroyed or defiled what may be the islands' most precious commodity, land, dealing a psychological blow that for many will be existentially disorienting.
Proposition 3 further discusses two situations to explain how retailer commodity categories and consumer psychological costs create diversified retail formats.
Ultimately, the recent margin increases in silver and some other commodities may have been more of a psychological signal that the long bull market in commodities had run its course than a significant financial constraint for most speculators.
But the deeper reason is that, economically speaking, lobster is less like a commodity than like a luxury good, which means that its price involves a host of odd psychological factors.
Doughty writes with consummate pacing and psychological acuity, bringing fresh force to a common regret of adulterous lovers: "We discovered that safety and security are commodities you can sell in return for excitement, but you can never buy them back".
Psychological demolition".
