Sentence examples for psychological standpoint from inspiring English sources

"But to split this series and go home is nice from a psychological standpoint.

The Knicks' foundation, at least from a psychological standpoint, is weakening.

One of the most celebrated writers about myth from a psychological standpoint was Sigmund Freud.

"That shot by Diana gave us a huge boost from a psychological standpoint since they were still close," Auriemma said.

"From a psychological standpoint there will be a sense from the people that things are heading in the right direction," he said.

However, studies have shown that they are not particularly effective in blocking sound, although they are helpful from a psychological standpoint.

1 2 15 16 This finding may be explained by the number and intensity of the events and the high demand from both physical and psychological standpoints.

But it was built without a human rights frame, and so what we've seen as its grown over 2.2 billion people is that it's shaping political discourse, its having impacts from a psychological and sociological standpoint on all of these different communities around the world but it's without a human rights frame.

Fifth Avenue was dismal as a commercial street, and it was a psychological boundary from the standpoint of housing value.

The analytical portions are more impressive from a psychological than a legal standpoint, especially in discussing the social and political situations that stimulate genocidal behavior (colonization, decolonization, change of governments, racial and religious "pluralism") and the mental processes by which perpetrators of genocide justify their conduct to themselves.

This is further discussed both collectively, in aforementioned class debriefs, and individually, in weekly journals, where each student reflects upon what worked well and why, and what they would want to do differently, from an analytical, psychological, emotional, and strategic standpoint.