Sentence examples similar to psychological quotation from inspiring English sources

In the Concise Oxford Dictionary, for example, 'analysis' is defined as the "resolution into simpler elements by analysing (opp. synthesis)", the only other uses mentioned being the mathematical and the psychological [Quotation].

One of the books on this year's Man Booker shortlist, Ottessa Moshfegh's Eileen, is declared to be a "taut psychological thriller" in a quotation from an admiring reviewer blazoned on its cover.

In this last quotation, James tackles a philosophical problem from a psychological perspective.

Some say that she put invented quotations in her new book, "Opening Skinner's Box," her reflections on 10 major psychological experiments, which was published in the United States by Norton last month.

Inspired by Beauchamp & Childress, this quotation describes a situation where the principle of respect for autonomy does not apply because of the physical and psychological condition of the patient.

Psychological issues?

(Possibly apocryphal quotation).

I knew the quotation.

Springsteen in quotation marks?

The full quotation?

(See quotation, Tench, 1789).