Sentence examples for psychological reading from inspiring English sources

(Ironically, this theory could lend itself to a textbook psychological reading, with the author standing in for the absent father).

The psychological reading of the bill that, following Hart's death, he has committed himself to getting passed, is not lost on Saatchi.

The characters are exaggerated similarly, but the effect is that of a probing psychological reading rather than a classic being toyed with.

This reinforced Israel's initial psychological reading: as long as Assad could deny the existence of the reactor, he would not feel pressured to retaliate.

There are directors who do more stylized acting than others, but all of the best ones, I think, still do a very minute psychological reading of the characters.

Dallek is a historian at heart, and his political focus comes at the expense of a close psychological reading of Kennedy, who remains one of the most elusive quarries a biographer can chase.

Boy A by Jonathan Trigell, published in 2004, is an incredibly powerful story, very sad, a very psychological read.

Exhaustion, pain and hunger take both a physical and a psychological toll," reads a paragraph from a 70-page report into the dangers to migrants tackling the western Balkans route.

In one recent study, a team of researchers from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine surveyed 1,993 people who'd had "challenging psychological experiences" (read: bad trips) while on shrooms.

"It is the first empirical finding, so far as I know, to show a clear psychological effect of reading fiction," he said.

Much of the early educational and psychological research on reading competencies has focused on the cognitive dimension, including capacities such as decoding skills, vocabulary, and text comprehension (Gettys and Fowler 1996).