Sentence examples for psychological matters from inspiring English sources

Very few of them go into psychological matters.

Adapted from a 1966 novel by Shusaku Endo, "Silence" approaches grave philosophical, political, and psychological matters unflinchingly.

To some, it seems inherently sinister that government should be concerning itself with psychological matters at all.

"Martha Marcy May Marlene" touches on some remarkably strong and deep psychological matters, which makes it all the more regrettable that Durkin remains resolutely outside them and keeps a cagy control of them.

Dr. Harold G. Koenig, a professor at Duke University Medical Center and the author of "The Healing Power of Faith: Science Explores Medicine's Last Great Frontier" (Simon & Schuster, 1999), says members of the clergy are also becoming better schooled in psychological matters.

The distinction between the epistemological and the conceptual is not marked, and often in these writings philosophical and psychological matters seem deeply entangled.

It's what he was, not what he did, and it's more a spiritual and psychological matter than a logical one.

Of course, I don't think that, as a psychological matter, most fundamentalist Christians are likely to give up their belief anytime soon as a result of such arguments.

In the first case our concern is simply a psychological matter.

Now the Psychological Criterion seems to imply that personhood is my essence, that I couldn't exist without being a person, and given that personhood is a psychological matter, psychological continuity is what preserves my identity.

Indeed, the bare public revelation that Trump knowingly accepted Russian assistance — even without an explicit quid pro quo — would be unacceptable to Trump: As a political and psychological matter, he clearly would do anything to avoid the delegitimization of his victory.