Sentence examples for psychological thrust from inspiring English sources

Though it works well musically, the concert ending totally changes the psychological thrust, so to speak, of the scene.

Mr. Byrne uses the often mysterious and unsettling actions of his figures to give his paintings a psychological thrust.

Another recent canvas on an adjacent wall, Eric Fischl's portrait of Bruce Ferguson, makes the light-drenched face part of the psychological thrust.

Like a symbolic sandwich that frames and encapsulates the author's whole psychological thrust.

Their innovation and their mistake is to shunt "real people" into the tales, thrusting psychological complexity into a form that never was meant to deal in rounded novelistic characters.

Yet recent surveys by aid workers in western Nepal have begun to reveal the extent of the physical and psychological strain on boys thrust into adult relationships, even those who aren't yet living with their wives.

I still blame my dad for thrusting a psychological earthquake into my relationship.

But based on past studies, he said, "what little we do know leads us to believe it's not good". Children thrust into adult roles suffer psychological damage, Morales said.

But what it really amounted to was one big portrait of all the different faces of pretty young women thrust into the fucking weird psychological space of making a living off their looks.

One of the main thrusts of the book is the psychological effects of being beaten as a child.

People who use the competitive mindset and immediately thrust themselves into working hard often end up with burnout and some psychological trauma from their efforts.