Sentence examples for psychological exploration from inspiring English sources

Frances Fyfield is all about psychological exploration.

He is not, he said, one for psychological exploration.

Memoir is usually seen as an internal psychological exploration.

Psychological exploration by and with either involves ruthless interrogation.

But that psychological exploration should not take place entirely in classified quarters.

He went on to write a paper that became a psychological exploration of the Salem trials.

His psychological explorations are further focused in a series he is developing during his 18-month Whitney residency.

Isolated film-makers such as Claire Denis still make intriguing psychological explorations of this territory, but the Lusophone brigade look as if they could be the new innovators, elegantly playing with form to spotlight old prejudices, florid fantasies and stubborn regrets.

Finally, the company will perform two of Graham's great psychological explorations, "Night Journey" (inspired by the story of Jocasta) and "Deaths and Entrances" (on the inner lives of the Brönte sisters), in separate programs.

Walley-Beckett wants to bring the long-term psychological explorations, story arcs and heady themes of virtuosic TV, as well as its production values, to bear on the lighthearted, primarily episodic novel.

He distinguishes between the different countries, between male and female writers, and sees a clear line reaching down from the shared background of bloody, painful Icelandic sagas and Nordic mythology, through the dark social and psychological explorations of Ibsen and Strindberg and on into the 20th-century experience of war, occupation, resistance, collaboration and neutrality guilt.