Sentence examples for psychological flaws from inspiring English sources

Many prime ministers, like Churchill, have had their own "psychological flaws" and yet have served with distinction.

After all, in formulating pension policy they are also susceptible to the psychological flaws highlighted by behavioural economics.

His follow up to The Hubris Syndrome is In Sickness and in Power (Politico's) and once again Tony Blair's glaringly obvious psychological flaws will clinch his argument.

This was the most important volume, the most revealing of the psychological flaws of the Blair-Brown relationship, and it completes the essential primary text for contemporary historians.

Again and again, Brown accuses Campbell of being the source of the "psychological flaws" comment, which – it was revealed in volume two – he was.

And yet, all those notorious psychological flaws have to be squared with a personal charm that was, fatally for him, invisible to the camera.

It's not a body part, like a leg or an eye; it's a psychological flaw that's been made physical.

Does suffering really offer spiritual dividends, or is the emphasis on it in Christianity (and many other traditions) something equivalent to a psychological flaw writ large?

But if a fellow scientist says the same thing - whoa - shuf fle three paces away and make a mental note of hitherto unsuspected psychological flaw.

There is a logical and psychological flaw in the film's vision of a zero-sum battle between good and evil fantasies, which are symbiotically linked, as any Jungian analyst or articulate 9-year-old will tell you.

Second, addiction is of course a disease, not a character trait or a psychological flaw, and it's a disease that consumes its host — a body and soul snatcher or, in Carr's metaphor, something "more like possession, a death grip from Satan that requires supernatural intervention".