Sentence examples for psychological context from inspiring English sources

Ms. Molaskey's emotionally edgy voice and interpretive acuity gives Mr. Pizzarelli's genial virtuosity a psychological context.

Formalism's weakness, however, is that it ignores the psychological context that informs the art.

At the Olivier director Nicholas Hytner offers a detailed political, social and psychological context to the action.

Unfortunately, Mr. Pendleton's attempts to create a more specific psychological context for the Booths leads to some sloppy, Freudian melodrama.

Creativity is discussed as a function of human brain and mostly interpreted in its psychological context.

Sir Alex Ferguson has digested the loss of the Premier League to Manchester City and placed it in psychological context.

If the news media simplifies, literature, by offering social and psychological context, broadens and diversifies our understanding of the region, and particularly literature written by Arabs.

What We Know about Emotional Intelligence looks at current knowledge about EI with the goal of translating it into practical recommendations in work, school, social, and psychological contexts.

As Adam Chandler contended, in an Atlantic post bluntly entitled "Stop Making Film Adaptations of Philip Roth Novels," "There is no aside or montage that could faithfully represent the laborious historical and psychological contexts that Roth devotes pages to developing".

Other in-scope applications targeted on medical and psychological contexts include dermatology (melanoma detection and diagnosis, jaundice), pulmonary spirometry, physical/occupational therapy (stroke rehabilitation), sports medicine, and health monitoring (blood glucose, EKG, blood oxygenation).

The meaning of art in social and psychological contexts is a constant concern for art historian Reinhold Heller.