Sentence examples for psychological terrain from inspiring English sources

Black performers like Williams navigated even more complex psychological terrain.

LaBute's psychological terrain is the punishing slippery slope of ambivalence.

The world he creates is absolutely specific, as is the psychological terrain.

Here, Browne's words illuminate a psychological terrain that has its roots in South Korea, where Lee lives and works.

But Mr. Blessing is less concerned with telling Cobb's story than with using it for its suggestive psychological terrain.

But Mr. Blessing is less concerned with telling Cobb's story than using it for its suggestive psychological terrain.

Over and above the novel bits of sewing, the threads and woolly patches which disturb the surfaces of his otherwise somewhat reserved tonal paintings, his work seems to owe too much to Spanish painter, Miquel Barcelo, who also uses as lot of extraneous material along with paint, and to the psychological terrains of Peter Doig, a previous Turner nominee, rather than becoming thoroughly itself.

Writer/Director Kenneth Lonergan is a tremendous explorer of psychological terrains seldom traversed due to their complexity.

It reads: "Braun categorically rejects the idea of motivating people to buy its products by adding features that toy with the psychological sub-terrain of the consumer's consciousness.

Yet it manages to encompass a wide range of psychological and thematic terrain.

There is a real sense in which his poetry is permanent homesickness, as the place is returned to again and again, but always with a difference, until its topography becomes the register of an immensely complex psychological, emotional, cultural and political terrain; until the place has become, in fact, in the title of one of Heaney's collections of lectures, the "place of writing".