Sentence examples for psychological plight from inspiring English sources
The psychological plight of a younger brother perhaps informs the subconscious feelings here.
Ms. Gage may want to make points about both the psychological and economic plight of women, or about the inevitability of narrative.
"The Solitude of Prime Numbers" is neither psychological drama nor plight-driven melodrama.
To the Editor: Your article highlighted the plight of our veterans who face psychological conditions related to their service in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
It explores the plight of Senua, a Celt with psychological trauma battling through a Viking underworld.
Australia was suffering "the disease of conformity"; the nation had become "one vast psychological study in which our leaders have desensitised the nation to the plight of others", he told the Melbourne writers' festival in 2012.
As a result, the plight of survivors — who experience joint pain, vision problems, and psychological impacts such as flashbacks and depression — was largely unknown.
The plight of Generation Y, or "Millennials," has been the subject of numerous psychological academic studies, mainstream media articles, and even full-length books over the past year.
So can stress, which limits the psychological space that people have for others, and power, which can numb those who possess it to the plight of those who don't.
"I understand her plight".
