Sentence examples for psychological friction from inspiring English sources
After close to two decades of cohabiting exclusively with parents and siblings, this shift can cause a fair amount of psychological friction.
Thus, the global trend of individualization has in-built internal contradictions causing psychological and social frictions, tensions and conflicts [21].
The eccrine glands, then, can be divided into those that respond to thermal stimulation, the function of which is thermoregulation, and those that respond to psychological stimuli and keep friction surfaces moist.
The marital friction between Jason and Medea is portrayed with great psychological insight and irony, which makes this tragedy seem utterly modern, as does its treatment of the themes of gender and "otherness".
The friction between the look of antiseptic propriety and the characters' psychological chaos ignites its own religious war within a war.
If modern Germany is more at ease abjuring the power and responsibilities of leadership in favour of a quiet, comfortable life, the frictions and misunderstandings making the European crisis worse are rooted in other psychological and cultural factors.
