Sentence examples for psychological points from inspiring English sources

LaBute's play also substitutes psychological points for real excitement.

No Springboks on the Lions' case, softening people up and scoring psychological points ahead of the Test series?

This smacked of sparring by both squads, neither of whom wishes to drop psychological points by looking weaker than the other.

How the biochemical and psychological points of view fit together is clearly puzzling, and, as your aside on free will suggests, our naive assumptions about human freedom are almost certainly false.

Leeds and St Helens will engage in their second phoney war of the season at Headingley tomorrow, aiming to make a few psychological points ahead of more significant battles in the months to come.

Even Ernie Els, who won the British Open and gained important psychological points in the process, admitted it was difficult not to think about Woods's presence, particularly at major championships.

Teachers should point this out — how risky samadhi is from a psychological point of view.

"We have found that from a psychological point of view that works quite well.

I know from a psychological point of view how important that is," she said.

"I am sure this is an important psychological point in pushing toward a European political union.

"From a psychological point of view, this was a tougher race than last year," Mikitenko said.